STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NEWSLETTER - Californiatemp-opr.ca.gov/docs/sop/N-January_16-31-2008.pdf · STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NEWSLETTER ... 2005 797 3076 636 3087 5649 16 59 370 13,690

Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor

S T A T E C L E A R I N G H O U S E

NEWSLETTER

January 16-31, 2008

STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NEWSLETTER The State Clearinghouse distributes draft environmental documents to state agencies for review and comment, pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The State Clearinghouse also acts as the State Single Point of Contact for the review of federal grant applications and federal development projects. This Newsletter summarizes the environmental documents and federal grant applications received by the Clearinghouse during the period January 16-31, 2008. CLEARINGHOUSE CONTACTS Please contact The State Clearinghouse if you have any questions regarding processing of environmental documents or grant applications. We may be reached at: Telephone: (916) 445-0613 Fax: (916) 323-3018 e-mail: [email protected] website: www.opr.ca.gov/clearinghouse/clearinghouse.shtml Questions regarding federal grant notices should be directed to Sheila Brown. Questions regarding processing of environmental documents should be directed to: Scott Morgan Senior Planner CLEARINGHOUSE MAILING ADDRESS Please do not use our street address (1400 Tenth Street, Room 212) for mailing purposes. The correct mailing address is: STATE CLEARINGHOUSE P.O. BOX 3044 SACRAMENTO, CA 95812-3044 INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON-LINE The 2001 CEQA Guidelines are available from the Resources Agency’s website at http://ceres.ca.gov/ceqa/. The State Clearinghouse Handbook, which contains all of our environmental document and grant processing procedures and forms, is available on our website.

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S T A T E OF C A L I F O R N I A

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Arnold Schwarzenegger Governor

Cynthia Bryant Director

MEMORANDUM DATE: February 13, 2007 TO: State Agency CEQA and Intergovernmental Review Coordinators FROM: Scott Morgan, Senior Planner SUBJECT: Distribution of Environmental Documents in CD-ROM Format The State Clearinghouse has received an increasing number of requests from local and state lead agencies to distribute CEQA documents to state reviewing agencies in an electronic format, typically CD-ROM. The most common reason for these requests is to reduce cost. CD-ROMs are cheaper for the lead agency to reproduce and mail, and cheaper for the State Clearinghouse to distribute, especially in the case of multi-volume documents. The State Clearinghouse has distributed EIR’s and EIS’s in CD-ROM format for state agency review and comment since August 1, 2003. Based on our experience with those documents, a survey conducted of state reviewing agencies and the potential cost savings to local and state agencies, we are extending this policy to other environmental documents including Negative Declarations, Mitigated Negative Declarations and Environmental Assessments. The State Clearinghouse will accept environmental documents under the following terms: • CEQA Lead agencies may provide copies of draft environmental documents to the State Clearinghouse for state

agency review in an electronic format. The document must be on a CD-ROM in a common file format such as Word or Acrobat.

• Lead agencies must provide fifteen (15) copies of the CD-ROM to the State Clearinghouse. In addition, each CD-ROM must be accompanied by 15 printed copies of the DEIR summary (as described in CEQA Guidelines §15123), executive summary, or introduction section of a Negative Declaration or Mitigated Negative Declaration. The printed summary allows both the State Clearinghouse and agency CEQA coordinators to distribute the documents quickly without the use of a computer.

• Final environmental documents may be provided in CD-ROM format without a printed summary. Distribution of the final documents is optional under CEQA.

• Federal lead agencies may send electronic copies of environmental documents to the State Clearinghouse in the same manner described for CEQA lead agencies. Distribution of NEPA documents to state agencies through the State Clearinghouse is encouraged pursuant to Presidential Executive Order 12372 and NEPA §102 (42 USC §4332)

• All notices of preparation must continue to be provided in printed format. • Please provide one Notice of Completion Form with all submittals. If your agency has difficulty downloading and reviewing any environmental documents please contact:

Scott Morgan, Senior Planner 916-445-0613 [email protected] .

Thank you for your cooperation in the CEQA review process.

ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT FILINGS WITH THE STATE CLEARINGHOUSE 1999 through 2006

All CEQA documents filed with the State Clearinghouse are available for viewing on the Internet at http://www.ceqanet.ca.gov/

SUMMARY OF CEQA DOCUMENT SUBMITTALS BY YEAR AND BY TYPE

Year NOP ND/MND EIR NOD NOE EIS EA Other Total Documents

1999 602 2007 481 1808 2699 22 41 177 7,837

2000 613 2243 475 2580 3840 16 78 386 10,231

2001 703 2612 524 2851 6083 13 75 422 13,283

2002 642 2676 544 3102 5737 14 66 409 13,190

2003 757 2972 577 3243 6078 8 57 360 14,052

2004 766 2903 625 3304 5898 11 55 339 13,901

2005 797 3076 636 3087 5649 16 59 370 13,690

2006 860 2882 649 2954 4716 7 39 406 12,513

Key: NOP Notice of Preparation EIR Draft Environmental Impact Report ND/MND Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration NOD Notice of Determination NOE Notice of Exemption EA Environmental Assessment (federal) EIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement (federal) OTHER Other types of documents, including Final EIRs, Early Consultation notices, plans, etc.

CEQA Documents

Key for abbreviations of Document Type:

CON Early Consultation Notice EIR Draft Environmental Impact Report SIR Supplemental EIR SBE Subsequent EIR EIS Draft Environmental Impact Statement EA Draft Environmental Assessment JD Joint Document (CEQA/NEPA) FONSI Finding of No Significant Impact Neg Dec Negative Declaration/Mitigated Negative Declaration NOE Notice of Exemption NOD Notice of Determination NOP Notice of Preparation (of an EIR) Oth Other type (none of the above)

DAILYLOG.FRXState Clearinghouse CEQA Database

CEQA ActionsCEQA Daily LogDocuments Received during the Period: 01/16/2008 - 01/31/2008

Report Printed on Tuesday, February 05, 2008

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2006051097 Redlands Commons/ Trojan Groves Concept PlanRedlands, City ofRedlands--San Bernardino

EIR 02/29/2008

The proposed project consists of a Concept Plan for a 71.61-acre site, including aspecific Development plan for the eastern 39.92 acres (Redlands Commonsparcel). No Development Plan has been prepared for the western 31.69 acresknown as Trojan Groves. Implementation of the Concept Plan would include up to450,604 sf of commercial space, 204 residential units, and approximately 20.59acres of landscaped or open space.

2007021015 UPS Freight FacilityRialto, City ofRialto--San Bernardino

EIR 02/29/2008

The proposed project is the construction and operation of a freightoffice/cross-dock facility. The conceptual plan for the development within theproject limits includes four structures, collectively totaling 143,900 square feet.Building A (proposed crossdock) will encompass approximately 119,850 squarefeet, of which approximately 4,600 square feet will be devoted to office uses.Building A will provide 250 doors accommodating crossdock operations. BuildingB (fuel area) will total approximately 2,230 square feet. Vehicle and sitemaintenance operations will be housed in Building C, which is approximately sizedat 19,200 square feet. A vehicle wash area will be supported from theapproximately 3,300-square foot Building D.

2008012059 East-West Water Transmission Pipeline Project- Phase IIFairfield, City ofFairfield--Solano

MND 02/14/2008

The proposed project involves installation of a 30-inch potable water line betweenHale Ranch Road and the West America Drive/Adagio Drive intersection. This 2.5mile route is the second segment of the East-West Water Transmission Pipeline;the City previously approved construction for the 7.5-mile route connecting existingwater mains at the Hale Ranch Road/Cordelia Road and Cement Hill Road/ClayBank Road intersections. The purpose of the new transmission main is to pumpwater from the North Bay Regional Water Plant (NBR) to Cordelia.The second segment consists of an approximately 2.5-mile route between HaleRanch Road and West America Drive. The pipeline would utilize City right-of-way,where available, and would be placed within the roadway right-of-way of two newroads proposed as part of the Fairfield Corporate Commons and North Connectorprojects. The pipeline would also traverse a section of agricultural land.

2008012060 West Capitol Avenue Streetscape and Infrastructure ProjectWest Sacramento, City ofWest Sacramento--Yolo

MND 02/14/2008

The City proposes to enhance and update West Capitol Avenue by making thecorridor more pedestrian friendly. The proposed project would include the followingmajor components: reducing the cross-slope of the route, installing secondarymedians thereby creating frontage auxiliary lanes, adding mid-block crosswalks,textured pavement, dedicated bicycle lanes, in street parking, widened sidewalks,additional median landscaping, tree planting along the sidewalks, sewer systemimprovements, and a roundabout at the intersection with Sycamore Avenue.

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2008011045 PA07-0062 (Tentative Tract 35530), PA07-0063, PA07-0064, PA07-0098,PA07-0099, and PA07-0109 (Quail Ranch)Moreno Valley, City ofMoreno Valley--Riverside

NOP 02/14/2008

General Plan Amendment from City of Moreno Valley land use designation C(Commercial) and RR (Rural Residential) to R-2, R-5, and HR into threecommunities around a golf course and open space. (PA07-0099); Change ofZone from County of Riverside zones M-R-A, R-1,W-2, and W-2-20 to R-2, R-5and HR with a Planned Unit Development (PUD) overlay. (PA07-0098); Approvalof one or more tentative tract maps to allow for the subdivision and ultimateconstruction of a maximum of 1,500 single-family homes which may or may not beage-restricted, neighborhood parks, natural open space, and a new golf course, onapproximately 1,263.6 acres as shown on Figure 4 of the NOP entitled "QuailRanch Conceptual Land Use Master Plan." (PA07-0062); Conditional Use Permitfor a Planned Unit Development (PUD) to create site specific residentialdevelopment standards and allow clustering of residential units (PA07-0063);Tentative Parcel Map 35597 to subdivide the approximate 1,263.60 acre projectsite into 14 parcels (PA07-0064); Annexation to the City of Moreno Valley anddetachment from the Riverside County Waste Management Resource District,Valley Wide Recreation and Park District, and County Service area 142(PA07-0109), and annexation of approximately 300 acres in the northern portion ofthe site (to the Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) and Metropolitan WaterDistrict (MWD).

2008011046 Target Store Redevelopment ProjectAzusa, City ofAzusa--Los Angeles

NOP 02/14/2008

The proposed project would develop an approximately 168,000 square foot Targetretail store reaching two to three stories in height. The proposed project woulddemolish the existing approximately 39,905 square feet of commercial/industrialbuildings on the project site. Approximately 420 parking spaces and a receivingand loading dock would be located at-grade beneath the main sales floor locatedon the second level. The third level would be limited in space and consist ofadditional storage space. Additional parking spaces may be provided adjacent tothe project site. The at-grade parking area would be accessed from West 9thStreet and Azusa and San Gabriel Avenues. Trucks would access the receivingand loading dock by entering on San Gabriel Avenue and exiting on AzusaAvenue.

2008011047 Foothill Ranch Wal-Mart ExpansionLake Forest, City of--Orange

NOP 02/14/2008

The proposed project consists of the expansion and remodeling of an existingWal-Mart on an approximately 14.195-acre site located in Planning Area 6 of theFoothill Towne Centre development. The expansion consists of the addition of41,283 sf of commercial/retail uses to the existing 135,960 of structure, resulting ina 177,243 sf Wal-Mart Supercenter with a full-service grocery department. Theproject would include a new entrance for the grocery uses and additional loadingfacilities with two truck doors. In addition, the proposed expansion includesadditional square footage for use as a banking center, beauty salon, optometrist'soffice, and other accessory uses. Although current operations and uses at theexisting Wal-Mart would not be affected by the project, an additional 36 weeklytruck trips related to deliveries are anticipated to occur in order to serve the

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expanded operations, which would operate on a 24-hour basis.

2008012058 Pittsburg High School ReconstructionPittsburg Unified School DistrictPittsburg--Contra Costa

NOP 02/14/2008

The project is the reconstruction of the existing Pittsburg High School. Theexisting school contains about 354,572 square feet with a student capacity of2,826 students. The project would demolish 12 buildings, modernize threeexisting buildings and construct two new buildings for a total of approximately331,034 square feet. The high school would have a capacity of 2,800 students.

2008011048 ENV-2007-1044-MNDLos Angeles City Planning DepartmentBrentwood--Los Angeles

Neg 02/15/2008

Preliminary Parcel Map and Coastal Development Permit to create two parcelsfrom one, on an approximately 18,766 square-foot site, within the R1-1-0 Zone.One non-protected tree to be removed.

2008011049 ENV-2007-2280-MNDLos Angeles City Planning Department--Los Angeles

Neg 02/15/2007

Zone Change from RA-1 to R1-1; Tentative Tract for a subdivision of one lot intofive single-family lots with 10 parking spaces and Private Street on a 36,527.9square-foot site, in the RA-1 Zone. Demolition of single-family dwelling. Removalof trees.


Neg 02/15/2008

Coastal Development Permit for public project under Clean-up Abatement orderfrom Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board (LARWQCB) for aninterim/source removal action of impacted soil and groundwater from 19below-grade sumps and three ground-water plumes at at action oil-production fieldto occur in three phases: (Phase 1A) relocation of a 53,344 square-foot parking lot101 total spaces to access a sump; (Phase 1B) relocation of oil infrastructure ofpipelines and utilities; (Phase II) Sump Evacuation, including removal of 250,000cubic yards of dirt plus 20,000 cubic yards of contaminated clay, dewatering wells,removal of contaminated cover soil, and import of clean fill; and (Phase III)Grading and Drainage, including import of additional fill to facilitate storm waterdrainage, creation of storm water detention basins, and final site cover byhydro-seed with native plants and grasses for dust control; haul route approval forremoval of up to 950,000 cubic yards of dirt; on a 5,906,730.5 square-foot site inthe M3 and M3-1VL Zones.

2008012070 Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Visitor CenterSanta Cruz, City ofSanta Cruz--Santa Cruz

Neg 02/14/2008

Special Use Permit, Coastal Permit, Design Permit, Sign Permit and a SlopeModification/Variance to reduce the required setback to a 30 percent slope andVariance to reduce the required parking for the proposed 11,627 square-footMonterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Visitor Center in the PF/CZ/SPO/FPzone district.

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2006112062 North Connector ProjectSolano Transportation AuthorityFairfield--Solano

SBE 02/29/2008

Then North Connector Project, located primarily in unincorporated Solano Countynear the City of Fairfield, involves the construction of two sections of roadway (theEast End and West End) to provide additional east-west capacity north of U.S. I-80for local traffic, which currently uses U.S. I-80. The project will be a total of 3.7linear miles (including both the East and West End components). Existing landuses in the project area are comprised mostly of agricultural uses, as well as someresidential and commercial development.

1993033015 Wastewater FacilitiesPacifica, City ofPACIFICA--SAN MATEO

NOD

Installation and operation of a waste vegetable oil recycling facility that wouldconvert waste vegetable oil into biodiesel and provide energy for use at the CaleraCreek Water Recycling Plant.

1994107838 City of Pacifica Wastewater Facilities PlanPacifica, City ofPACIFICA--SAN MATEO

NOD

Installation and operation of a waste vegetable oil recycling facility that wouldconvert waste vegetable oil into biodiesel and provide energy for use at the CaleraCreek Water Recycling Plant.

2007031093 South Region Elementary School No. 6Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

NOD

The Proposed Project includes acquisition of approximately 5.55 acres of land plusvacation of approximately 0.45 acre of the eastern portion of West 58th Place anddemolition of the existing structures. The new school would consist of multipleone- to two-story buildings encompassing approximately 68,000 square feet ofbuilding area. The new school would include 38 classrooms, a library, foodservices, a multi-purpose room, an underground parking structure, hardcourts anda soccer field, which may include field lights.

2007102050 Brush Creek Road Pedestrian PathSanta Rosa, Department of Public WorksSanta Rosa--Sonoma

NOD

The project consists of an 870-foot long and 5-foot wide pedestrian path thatconnects Brush Creek Park with Shadowhill Drive. The pedestrian path would beconstructed on the east side of Brush Creek Road.

2007102092 Q Street/Rio Linda Blvd. Storm Drain Improvement ProjectSacramento County--Sacramento

NOD

SAA #1660-2007-0392-R2 The Q Street / Rio Linda Storm Drain ImprovementProject includes the construction of one storm drain outfall structure at thesoutheast corner of 7041 Rio Linda Boulevard. The outfall structure consists of a7'x10" concrete headwall with a 21-square foot area of 12" angular riprap forerosion protection and energy dissipation.

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2008018106 Transfer of up to 1,380 Acre-Feet of 2007 State Water Project Table A Water fromLittlerock Creek Irrigation District to Antelope Valley-East Kern Water AgencyWater Resources, Department of--Los Angeles

NOE

AVEK is in need of additional water supplies due to the extreme dry 2006-07hydrologic conditions within their service area. LCID has water available fortransfer from their 2007 SWP supply. The transfer water delivered to AVEK andthe return water delivered to LCID will utilize the SWP, AVEK, and LCID existingfacilities.

2008018107 Tentative Tract Map 17639 (1st Extension of Time)Adelanto, City ofAdelanto--San Bernardino

NOE

Request for the 1st Extension of time of an approved Tentative Tract Map tosubdivide 10 acres into 38 single family lots in an R-1 (Single Family Residential)zone with a new expiration date of October 18, 2008.

2008018108 Tentative Tract Map 16949 (1st Extension of Time)Adelanto, City ofAdelanto--San Bernardino

NOE

Request for the 2nd Extension of Time of an approved Tentative Tract Map 16949to subdivide 30.17 acres into 108 single family lots within the Single FamilyResidential (R1) zoning district with a new expiration date of December 21, 2008.

2008018109 Disposal Site StabilizationCaltrans #3--Butte

NOE

The project proposes to stabilize a disposal site by preventing water infiltration byinstalling a series of drains under the surface of the site.

2008018110 Wrought Iron Gate, Maintenance Work Shop/Storage ShedParks and Recreation, Department of--Los Angeles

NOE

Installing a wrought iron gate and maintenance work shop/storage shed at L.A.State Historic Park located at 1245 North Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012. Thewrought iron gate will be installed between the modular office and the retainingwall of the metro rail. The purpose of this gate is to store equipment such asgators and riding mowers.

2008018111 Installation of the M*A*S*H Sign at Malibu Creek State ParkParks and Recreation, Department of--Los Angeles

NOE

The project is located at the M*A*S*H site which is within the back country ofMalibu Creek State Park. The purpose of this project is to enhance the visitorsexperience at the M*a*S*H signpost, a 2 x 3 foot concrete pad and metal storagecontainer, and "Park frendly" anchor slots for tent corner markets.

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2004081014 Melrose TriangleWest Hollywood, City ofBeverly Hills, West Hollywood--Los Angeles

EIR 03/03/2008

The project would involve demolition of the existing structures on site and theconstruction of two buildings comprising six floors above ground and six levelsbelow ground. Components of the project include retail/commercial, residential,storage, and parking uses.

2006022107 Dutra Haystack Landing Asphalt Batch Plant and Asphalt / Concrete RecyclingFacilitySonoma CountyPetaluma--Sonoma

EIR 03/03/2008

General Plan Amendment/Rezone from Limited Commercial to Limited Industrialwith a Use Permit and Design Review to establish a proposed asphalt batch plant,asphalt/concrete recycling facility, stockpiled aggregates, new dock facilities foroff-loading barge operation, volunteer fire station, conveyor over SMART railroadtracks, truck scale and office space. On-site storage and handling of sands,aggregates, oils, tars and recycled tires in crumb form to be used in themanufacturing of rubberized asphalt. The site is south of the City of Petaluma andgenerally located outside the County's Urban Service Boundary, thereby requiringan on-site septic system and NMWD water supply; water also pumped from thePetaluma River for dust suppression. Barge dock and aggregate off-loadingfacilities within BCDC/JARPA jurisdiction on Petaluma River. Temporary Start-UpProduction: 371k tons annually; Permanent Buildout Production: 664k tonsannually.

2008011051 Runyon Canyon Park - Fuller Entrance Parking AreaLos Angeles Bureau of EngineeringLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

MND 02/15/2008

Construction of a new gravel-based parking area consisting of 80 parking spacesin the area that is currently an open lawn area. The existing open lawn area will berelocated just to the north of the new parking area. The parking area will beapproximately 0.6 acres and the new lawn area will be approximately 0.3 acres.The parking area will feature a low-impact and permeable surface. It will utilize aterraced design that nestles into the existing grade and allows the parking area toblend with the natural terrain and minimizes grading work. The design minimizeswater runoff and control erosion. The parking area design has incorporatedremnant building foundations from the former estate. A 4-foot high fence will beconstructed to enclose the new lawn area. All existing trees will remain. The areawill be landscaped with native, drought-tolerant plants. An irrigation system will beinstalled in this area as well as the parking area.

2008011053 5425 SSL 1-07; Franchise Amendment Application for Franchise OrdinanceF-412; Naftex Operating CompanyKern County Planning DepartmentBakersfield--Kern

MND 02/15/2008

Amend Franchise Ordinance F-412 by the Naftex Operating Company with theCounty of Kern. The project is comprised of a 5.6-mile pipeline with 5.1 miles to beplaced in the right-of-way of County roads and an additional 0.5 miles to be placedon private property.

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2008011054 General Plan Amendment No. 844, Change of Zone No. 7475, Tentative ParcelMap No. 34696Riverside County Planning Department--Riverside

MND 02/15/2008

General Plan Amendment No. 844 proposes to amend the existing general planland use to the proposed Parcel 1 (PM34696) from Community Development:Commercial Retail (CD:CR) (0.20-0.35 Floor Area Ratio) and High DensityResidential (CD: HDR) (8-14 Dwelling Units per Acre) to Community Development:Highest Density Residential (CD: HTDR) (20+ Dwelling Units per Acre)Change of Zone No. 7475 proposes a zone change request to the proposedParcel 1 (PM34696) from General Commercial (C-1/C-P), Scenic HighwayCommercial (C-P-S), Manufacturing-Service Commercial (M-SC), and GeneralResidential-4,000 square feet minimum (R-3-4000) to General Residential (R-3).Tentative Parcel Map No. 34696 proposes a Schedule H subdivision of 9.98 grossacres from sixteen residential and commercial parcels into 2 residential parcels.Parcel 1 with 4.17 gross acres and Parcel 2 with 5.81 gross acres.Plot Plan No. 22456 proposes to develop three (3) story, 86,422 square feet,102-unit senior apartment development "Mission Village Senior Apartments," on a4.17 gross acre (3.95 net acre) site with 18% building lot coverage, 86,870 squarefeet (50%) of common area, 103 parking spaces, and 42,033 square feet (24%) oflandscaping with the proposed Parcel 1 of PM34696.Variance No. 1823 is a proposal to allow 90 dwelling unit size reductions within thesenior project from a minimum of 750 square feet to a minimum of 546 square feetidentified in Ordinance 348, Section 18.11

2008011055 Vesting Tentative Tract Map 67494Lancaster, City ofLancaster--Los Angeles

MND 02/15/2008

A subdivision for 20 single family homes in the R-15,000 zone.

2008011056 San Gabriel River Coastal Basin Spreading Grounds Pump Station and PipelineProjectLos Angeles County Department of Public WorksPico Rivera--Los Angeles

MND 02/15/2008

The proposed project would install approximately 6,000 linear feet of 78-inchrubber-gasketed reinforced concrete pipe between the Rio Hondo Coastal BasinSpreading Grounds (RHCBSG) and the San Gabriel Coastal Basin SpreadingGrounds (SGCBSG). The pipeline would be installed beneath Mines Avenue andwould include one concrete outlet structure at each Basin 2 of the Rio Hondo andSan Gabriel Coastal Basin Spreading Grounds (SGCBSG) and three variablespeed pumps and a sump in the cement-line canal at SGCBSG. The entire systemwould be linked through a telemetry system in order to ensure the properoperation of the gates when the pump is active.

2008011057 Desert RoseDesert Hot Springs, City ofDesert Hot Springs--Riverside

MND 02/21/2008

The project application is for a Tentative Tract Map, TTM 34594, to subdivideapproximately 14.02 gross acres of vacant land into 194 multi-story condominiumunits with associated private streets and common area lots, and Design Reviewand Development Permit applications for the construction of 194 condominiumunits, an approximately 5,000 square foot clubhouse, recreational facilitiesincluding pools and picnic areas, and associated landscaping and siteimprovements. Off-site improvements to include the extension of a portion of

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Verbena Drive south to Camino Campanero, and the construction of a drainageswale along the east side of Verbena Drive will be required for the project.

2008011058 Plot Plan No. 21163, Fast Track 2007-11Riverside County Planning Department--Riverside

MND 02/19/2008

Plot Plan NO. 21163 proposes to construct a 29.62 acre office/industrial park,located within proposed parcels 4 through 8 of Tentative Parcel Map No. 33691,which consists of 27 single story office buildings totaling 67,813 square feet ofbuilding area, 39 single story industrial buildings totaling 214,288 square feet ofbuilding area, 879 parking spaces, and approximately 199,450 square feet oflandscaped area.

2008012061 Parks Bar Quarry Amended Reclamation PlanMining and Geology Board, Department of Conservation--Yuba

MND 02/15/2008

The project is an amended reclamation plan pursuant to California's SurfaceMining and Reclamation Act of 1975 (SMARA) for the Parks Bar Quarry. The minesite will be reclaimed to open space and wildlife habitat using native plants forrevegetation to blend with the surrounding landscape.

2008012062 The 2008 Klamath River Restoration Grant Program in Siskiyou CountyFish & Game #1--Siskiyou

MND 02/15/2008

The primary goal of this Restoration Program is to improve spawning success foradult salmon and steelhead and to increase survival rates for eggs, embryos,rearing juveniles, and downstream migrants. The focus of the funding is onprojects that have immediate benefits to salmonids.

2008012063 Upper Truckee River Restoration Project, Middle Reaches 3 and 4South Lake Tahoe, City ofSouth Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

MND 02/15/2008

Restore a portion of the Upper Truckee River and adjacent floodplain. Theobjectives of the Project are to improve natural function of the channel, increaseoverbank flow frequency, and deposit sediment into the floodplain more frequently.Controlling the flow and gradient, protecting the stream banks and designing toallow the river to overtop its banks during peak periods will have many benefitsincluding: reduced velocities, more frequent flooding of the meadow during highflows, improved riparian and meadow vegetation, higher groundwater, moreproductive fisheries, improved macroinvertebrate populations and terrestrialwildlife habitat, and a reduction in fine sediment transport during overbankingevents.

2008012066 Sewer Rehabilitation ProjectPiedmont, City ofPiedmont--Alameda

MND 02/19/2008

The project is phase IV of the City's Sewer Rehabilitation Program. 29,032 feet ofsewer mains and laterals will be rehabilitated within specific areas of the city,sub-basins G3, G5, N2 and T2. Existing, degraded sewer lines will be replacedwith new lines using the pipe bursting process which will increase the structuralintegrity of the overall system and provide public health and environmentalbenefits.

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2003112012 City of Rio Dell General Plan Update (2008-2030)Rio Dell, City ofRio Dell--Humboldt

NOP 02/15/2008

The proposed plan is an update of the city's 2004 General Plan. It includes: (1)updates to six of the seven General Plan elements (Housing being the exception);(2) updates to the General Plan Land Use and Zoning Map; and (3) revisions tothe Zoning Ordinance. The proposed plan would undertake the following:- Expand the city's Planning Area (PA) and SOI to cover Scotia, and expand thecity's PA to cover the Metropolitan- Annex the Sawmill and Blue Slide Road Annexation areas to the city'- Prezone Scotia with city zoning districts;- Amend the General Plan Land Use and Zoning Map;- Amend the General Plan text, including goals, policies, objectives andimplementation measures, to include new General Plan land use designations,facilitate the integration of the expanded areas into the city, address current andfuture land use relationships, and protect city citizens and the environment; and- Amend the Zoning Ordinance to include new overlay zones.

2008011052 Mercedes Benz of Temecula (PA07-0335)Temecula, City ofTemecula--Riverside

NOP 02/15/2008

The proposed project is a Development Plan application to construct a 65,561square foot Mercedes Benz car dealership with incidental car maintenance, repairservices, and car wash located north of Date Street and west of Ynez Road withinthe Harveston Specific Plan.

2008012064 Carrier PropertySierra County--Sierra

Neg 02/15/2008

The proposed subdivision will split the current 27.71-acre parcel into one10.17-acre parcel and one 17.54-acre parcel. The project is located north of thecommunity of Downieville in unincorporated Sierra County. Minor grading will benecessary in order to construct future residences. Construction will includedriveway encroachment improvements which must be paved. Two unpermittedbuilding pads exist on site, therefore all existing and future grading will be subjectto approval of the Sierra County Planning and Building Department and will requirethe necessary entitlements.

2008012065 Martinez Marina Waterside ImprovementsMartinez, City ofMartinez--Contra Costa

Neg 02/15/2008

This project proposes to make improvements to various features of the MartinezMarina (the Marina). The Marina is a 70 acre facility located within a larger 330acre regional park (Martinez Regional Shoreline) in the City of Martinez. TheRegional Shoreline is jointly administered by the East Bay Regional Park Districtand the City of Martinez. The Marina is a full-service public facility that includes400 boat slips, a breakwater on the northwest, north, and east sides, fueling docksand sewage pumpout, restaurant, bait shop, four-lane boat launch ramp,harbormaster's office, yacht club, public fishing pier, among other amenities. Manyof these features are again damaged, and/or in need of repair or replacement.This project proposes improvements to various Marina components such asbreakwater improvements, dock system replacement, dredging, and demolition ofan abandoned pier.

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2003022122 Siller Ranch (EIAQ-3735)Placer County Planning Department--Placer

NOD

Proposes to amend the previously approved Conditional Use Permit to allow forthe extension and connection of the Lookout Mountain ski trails and express lift tothe winter recreation component of the Martis Camp.

2003122048 UC Davis Medical Center Education BuildingUniversity of California, Regents of theSacramento--Sacramento

NOD

The project will develop the second phase of a two phase building project. PhaseI was previously approved and constructed. Phase 2 will construct an additionalfour-story wing that is approximately 52,000 square foot in size. Use of the facilitywill include classrooms, offices, and ancillary services. Combined, Phases 1 and2 comprise a four-story Education Building that is approximately 174,000 squarefeet in size. Both phases are consistent with the project analyzed in the previouslycertified UC Davis Education Building Focused Tiered Environmental ImpactReport. Prior to Education Building project, the project site was developed withparking and landscaping.

2006021135 Maricopa Wastewater ProjectMaricopa, City ofMaricopa--Kern

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to theproject applicant, the City of Maricopa, represented by Bob Wilburn-CityAdministrator, for its Wastewater Project. The applicant proposes to create twowastewater retention ponds immediately north of the City's existing wastewaterponds, in a location presently occupied by an ephemeral beneath the newwastewater ponds. The City also proposes to install a new trunk line and aportable effluent disposal system (PEDS) pipeline, which all cross two ephemeraldrainages east and south of the new wastewater ponds.

2007031065 Warring Canyon Channel Replacement Upstream of Center StreetVentura County Watershed Protection District--Ventura

NOD

The project includes demolition of the existing concrete trapezoidal channel andreplacement with a new concrete rectangular channel from Center Streetupstream approximately 1,270 feet. The existing access road would be widenedand a new concrete v-ditch would drain the access road. An existing woodenpedestrian bridge immediately adjacent to Center Street would be replaced in-kindor with a box culvert.

2007031073 Jefferson Commons Specific Plan ProjectFullerton, City ofFullerton--Orange

NOD

The project proposes a Specific Plan mixed-use development of 350student-oriented residential units, 30,836 square feet of retail/commercial uses,including 9,619 square feet of space for the leasing office and recreation centers(the latter for the student housing). In addition, 1,189 parking spaces would beprovided for the residential units and 123 parking spaces would be provided forretail/commercial uses on-site.

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2007052063 Cowell Student Health Center Expansion and RenovationUniversity of California, Santa CruzSanta Cruz--Santa Cruz

NOD

The proposed project would renovate the existing 25,000 gross square foot (gsf)Cowell Student Health Center (CSHC) on the UC Santa Cruz campus andconstruct a 10,000 gsf addition to the facility. The CSHC houses the UC SantaCruz Student Health Services, which provides outpatient medical services, and ahealth promotion and outreach program for UC Santa Cruz students. The facilityalso includes a clinical laboratory, a diagnostic X-ray service and a full-servicepharmacy. Approximately 900 square feet of the existing north wing will bedemolished and replaced with a new main entrance, lobby, and elevator. A newAmerican Disability Act (ADA) accessible pedestrian pathway will be constructednorth of the existing facility to provide access to the new main entrance. Asecond-story walkway would provide access from the lobby to the buildingaddition. The CSHC is located in the central portion of the UC Santa Cruz maincampus, on the south side of McLaughlin Drive, a main east-west campus road.

2007062103 Highway 49 Widening at La Barr MeadowsCaltrans #3Grass Valley--Nevada

NOD

This project will construct roadway improvements on a portion of State Route 49.

2007092088 Callan Rezone and Lot MergerHalf Moon Bay, City ofHalf Moon Bay--San Mateo

NOD

The project is to rezone approximately 35,143 square feet (0.80-acre) site from theexisting Single-Family Residential (R-1-B-2) zoning designation to a Single-FamilyResidential (R-1-B-1) zoning designation. In order to be consistent with the newR-1-B-1 zoning designation and its development standards, the nine contiguouslots will be merged into four standard-sized lots for the future development of foursingle-family residences. The proposed project will not change the existing LocalCoastal Program/Land Use Plan (Residential-Medium Density) which designatesareas that are already partially developed and that have potential for in-filldevelopment at densities comparable to those already existing. The project iswithin the Coastal Appeal Zone and thus is appealable to the California CoastalCommission upon exhaustion of all local appeals. City File: PDP-013-06.

2007112007 Concrete and Asphalt Recycling Facility ProjectHalf Moon Bay, City ofHalf Moon Bay--San Mateo

NOD

The project is the amendment of an existing Coastal DevelopmentPermit/Conditional Use Permit (#08-00) to include crushing and recycling ofconcrete, asphalt and rock at the existing Resource Recycling Center in Half MoonBay.

2007122021 Baldoni Industrial Park Storage Yard Expansion (aka Affordable RV Rental) PCPMT20050888Placer County Planning Department--Placer

NOD

Proposes approval of a grading permit for two paved storage yards on a 9.8-acreparcel.

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2008018115 Removal and Disposal of Sediment from the Etiwanda Power PlantMetropolitan Water District of Southern CaliforniaRancho Cucamonga--San Bernardino, Riverside

NOE

Remove sediments from the grounds of the Etiwanda Power Plant. The sedimentswere initially removed from the Etiwanda Reservoir during reservoir cleaning andwere temporarily placed on the ground within the boundaries of the EtiwandaPower Plant. The sediments will be transported to and disposed of within adisposal area on Metropolitan's property west of the Diamond Valley Lake WestDam.

2008018116 Silva Residence Leach FieldParks and Recreation, Department of--Del Norte

NOE

Install new leach field for the Silva Residence Septic System at Tolowa DunesState Park to replace the existing failed leach field. Work will excavate 2 trenches;36 inches wide x 48 inches deep x 50 feet long, and 9 feet apart plus 10 feet oftrench from the septic tank to the start of the leach fields.

2008018117 Merced Falls Dam, No. 95-10Water Resources, Department of, Division of DamsMerced--Merced

NOE

The proposed work consists of strengthening the needle support structure forseismic loading.

2008018118 Falcon View WellHealth Services, Department of--Sacramento

NOE

An existing and operating drinking water well.

2008018119 Cook Riolo WellHealth Services, Department ofSacramento--Sacramento

NOE


2008018120 Elverta WellHealth Services, Department ofSacramento--Sacramento

NOE


2008018121 Firing Range Gate InstallationParks and Recreation, Department of--Merced

NOE

Install a metal lockable gate across an existing road to the existing firing range atSan Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area to increase security and prevent illegaland unauthorized use of this facility. Work will add basalt rock on both sides of thegate for added protection against off-road driving and hand-excavate four postholes approximately 16" X 16" and 36" deep. To prevent the spread of noxiousweeds, all construction vehicles and equipment will enter and leave the project sitefree of soil and vegetative matter that could contain seeds.

2008018122 Turner Cellular Collocation (PCEL 20070798)Placer CountyLoomis--Placer

NOE

The applicant proposes to collocated three cellular communicaitons antennas andtwo ground based radio equipment cabinets on an existing cellularcommunications tower involving no height increase of the tower.

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2008018123 Granulated Activated Carbon (GAC) Treatment AdditionHealth Services, Department ofDixon--Solano

NOE

Insatllation of two 500-lb GAC Vessals to the existing treatment system consistingof nitrate reduction, water softening, and chlorination. All new facilities will beinstalled within an existing treatment facility. The project will remove anyhydrocarbons from the drinking water supply used by the service station.

2008018124 Santa Theresa Meadows Water Company Well AdditionHealth Services, Department of--Santa Clara

NOE

Well addition and chlorination at current site of primary well and storage tank.

2008018125 Temporary Sediment and Erosion Control - Prairie City State Vehicular RecreationArea (SVRA)Parks and Recreation, Department of--Sacramento

NOE

This project will install temporary erosion and sediment control measures. Sixdischarge points have been identified in three defined areas where evidence ofdischarge of sediment off-property was observed. Sediment will be controlled byinstalling temporary detension, off-property was observed. Sediment will becontrolled by installing temporary detention basins, interceptor trenches, checkdams, and silt fences.

2008018126 Castaic Lake Property Acquisition for Management of Elderberry Forebay VicinityWater Resources, Department of, Division of Engineering--Los Angeles

NOE

California Department of Water Resources is acquiring a 42.97-acre parcel fromNorthlake LLC for purposes of blocking-up ownership of lands within the lakewatershed which are critical to management of Castaic Lake for clean watersupply and State Recreation Area planning goals and uses. This parcel will beacquired as part of an integrated exchange of pipeline easement relocations.

2008018127 Coto de Caza Vector Control ProjectFish & Game #5--Orange

NOE

The project consists of altering the streambed of four ponds adjacent toGobernadora Creek to carry out mosquito control measures. Three feet wideopenings in cattails will be cut approximately every 30 linear feet along theperimeter circumference of each pond extending into the vegetationapproximately 20 feet. The vegetation removal shall be limited to the aboveground portion of the cattails, leaving the below ground portions intact for regrowthpurposes. SAA #1600-2006-0074-R5.

2008018128 05WA-148 and 05RZ-161Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-161 to rezone a 40.1+/- acre parcel fromAE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (ExclusiveAgricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum:Agricultural Preserve Combining) underTitle 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code; and2. Application 05WA-148 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservationcontract on the 40.1 acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70 and to execute anew Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04,including approval of the agricultural management plan.

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NOE

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-19 to rezone a 120+/- acre parcel fromAE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (ExclusiveAgricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum:Agricultural Preserve Combining) underTitle 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code; and2. Application 05WA-20 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservationcontract on the 120+/- acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70 and to execute anew Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04,including approval of the agricultural management plan.

2008018130 Zone Change RZ07-011Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

Ordinance for Zone Change RZ07-011 to rezone 1.5+/- acres of a 7.5 +/- acreparcel, from RE-1:MX (Residential Estate, One Acre Minimum:MobilehomeExclusion Combining) to O (Open Space) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne CountyOrdinance Code.

2008018131 Zone Change RZ07-026Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

Ordinance for Zone Change RZ07-026 to rezone 0.5+/- acre of an 8.2+/- acreparcel from RE-5:MX (Residential Estate, Five-Acre Minimum:MobilehomeExclusion Combining) to O (Open Space) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne CountyOrdinance Code.


NOE

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-107 to rezone a 37.1+/- acre parcel fromAE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (ExclusiveAgricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum:Agricultural Preserve Combining) underTitle 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code; and2. Application 05WA-108 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservationcontract on the 37.1 acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70 and to execute anew Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04,including approval of the agricultural management plan.

2008018133 Ordinance for Zone Change RZ07-022Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

Ordinance for Zone Change RZ07-022 to rezone 1,100+/- square feet of a 0.5+/-acre lot from R-1:MX (Single-Family Residential:Mobilehome ExclusionCombining) to O (Open Space) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County OrdinanceCode.

2008018134 Tentative Parcel map T07-055Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

Tentative Parcel Map T07-055 to adjust an area of 0.5+/- acre from an 8.2 acreparcel to a 0.3+/- acre parcel. The sites are zoned RE-5:MX (Residential Estates,Five Acre Minimum:Mobilehome Exclusion Combining) and R-1:MX (Single-Family

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Residential:Mobilehome Exclusion Combining) under Title 17 of the TuolumneCounty Ordinance Code. The area to be adjusted is proposed to be zoned O(Open Space) under Title 17.

2008018139 Ligting Research Program Final PhaseEnergy CommissionDavis, Union City, Santa Clara--Alameda, Yolo, Santa Clara

NOE

Complete the remaining research projects by amending the contract to allowresearch and development tasks to be wrapped up in the second quarter of 2008,with the final project reports following within 6 months afterwards. Extend thecontract for a full 12 months to March 15, 2009 to allow for any contingencies thatmay come up in connection with the field tests.

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2003021087 Jaxon Enterprises Inc. Mine Expansion and Reclamation Plan ProjectMerced County--Merced

EIR 03/03/2008

The Project is an expansion of existing mining and processing operations toextend the life of the project to include nighttime operations. The expansionincludes the mining of additional acreage, increase production from 260,000 tonsa year mined and 240,000 tones per year marketed to 550,000 tons per yearmined, and 500,000 tons a year marketed.

2006102005 Annapolis Area Timber Conversions ProjectForestry and Fire Protection, Department of--Sonoma

EIR 03/03/2008

In order to facilitate the development of vineyards, the proposed project includesthe issuance of Timberland Conversion permits for both the Roessler and SleepyHollow sites, which would exempt a total of 37 acres (8 acres on Roessler and 29on Sleepy Hollow) from Forest Practice Act tree stocking (tree planting)requirement. In addition, each site requires the approval of a direct participationand upland sheet flow flow. The Roessler Conversion would also require aStreambed Alteration Agreement from the Department of Fish and Game toreplace an existing stream crossing.

2007041119 State Route (SR-) 11 and the Otay Mesa East Port of Entry (POE)-Phase ICaltrans #11San Diego--San Diego

EIR 03/03/2008

The proposed action represents Phase I of a two-phase process aimed at meetingcurrent and projected demand for the movement of people and goods between theUnited States and Mexico, reducing wait times and other inefficiencies associatedwith border crossings. Phase I would identify the preferred locations for the futureimplementation of SR-11 and the Otay Mesa East POE, both of which would beentirely new facilities. Phase I objectives include adoption of an SR-11 corridor,consideration and approval by the Department of State of a Presidential Permit forthe POE, and possible acquisition of right-of-way (R/W) for the two facilities. Anyacquisition of R/W by the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) at thisstage would be undertaken solely with State funds. Alternative designs andoperating characteristics for each facility would be identified and studied under a

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separate future Phase II environmental process.

2007051142 Lincoln II South Elementary SchoolSan Bernardino City Unified School DistrictSan Bernardino--San Bernardino

EIR 03/03/2008

The project site is approximately 13.58 acres and consists of the development andoperation of an elementary school, serving a maximum of 900 students, gradesK-6. The proposed elementary school would be comprised of an administrativebuilding, library/computer lab, classroom buildings, kindergarden buildings, specialeducation building, food service/multi-purpose room (future) and other supportingschool services.

2007072026 690 Stanyan Street Retail/Residential Project, San Francisco PlanningDepartment Case No. 2006.0460ESan Francisco Planning DepartmentSan Francisco--San Francisco

EIR 03/03/2008

The approximately 34,000-square-foot project site is located at 690 Stanyan Streetin the northwest portion of the City of San Francisco within the Haight Ashburyneighborhood. The site is located on the northwest corner of the intersection ofHaight and Stanyan Streets, at the eastern side of Golden Gate Park. Theproposed project would demolish the existing vacant building and remove thesurface parking lot and general advertising signs. It would construct a four-story,retail/residential building with a ground-floor specialty supermarket (Whole Foods),62 residential units on the upper three floors, and a three-level 181-spacesubterranean garage with 114 parking spaces for supermarket use and 67 parkingspaces for residential use, and 47 bicycle spaces.

2006094006 Final Constellation Programmatic Environmental Impact StatementNational Aeronautics and Space AdministrationPasadena--

FIN

The purpose of the Constellation Program is to develop the flight systems andEarth based ground infrastructure required to enable continued access to spaceand to enable future crewed missions to the International Space Station, theMoon, Mars, and beyond. The Constellation Program would be responsible fordevelopment and testing of flight hardware, and for performing mission operationsonce infrastructure is sufficiently developed. The environmental impacts ofprincipal concern are those that would result from fabrication, testing, andlaunching of the Orion spacecraft and the Ares I and Ares V launch vehicles.

2008019007 Starwood Power ProjectEnergy Commission--Fresno

FIN

Construction of a 120 MW simple-cycle, electricity generating power plant.

2008011062 I-15 Interchange Reconstruction ProjectCaltrans #8Victorville--San Bernardino

MND 02/19/2008

Reconstruct interchange and upgrade the roadway of Interstate 15 (I-15) within theCity of Victorville. Project includes reconstruction of the D Street, E Street, andStoddard Wells Road interchanges; widening of the Victorville separation andoverhead; widening of the Mojave River Bridge; and replacement of the StoddardWells Road overcrossing. Southbound and northbound three-lane roadbeds wouldbe repositioned on the outside, leaving a median width to accommodate theultimate 10-lane facility. Constructed a new frontage road west of I-15, andrealigned the existing east frontage road. A retaining wall would be constructed to

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support the widened D Street northbound exit ramp and auxiliary lane. Twonorthbound soundwalls and new and replacement landscaping are also included inthe project.

2008011063 US-395 Widening to Install Rumble Strips on Median and Outside ShouldersCaltrans #8Adelanto--San Bernardino

MND 02/19/2008

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) proposes to widen theexisting roadbed to accommodate the installation of rumble strips on the 7.9 ft(2.40 m) outside paved shoulders and a 3.9 ft (1.2 m) median buffer. In addition,roadway resurfacing is proposed in both directions and the following intersectionswill be paved to accommodate the new width of the US-395: Colusa Road, DesertFlower Road, Purple Sage Street, Shadow Mountain Avenue, Sun Hill Ranch andPrincess Pat Mine. The proposed project would require right of way acquisitionand utility relocation.

2008011068 Blythe Animal ShelterRiverside CountyBlythe--Riverside

MND 02/19/2008

The County of Riverside Department of Facilities Management Riverside hasproposed the development of the Blythe Animal Shelter facility within the City ofBlythe. The County proposes to purchase one parcel of land consisting of 2.22acres located at the northwest corner of I-10 and South Carlton Avenue for theproposed project site. The animal shelter would be a modular facility designed andconstructed off-site and then assembled on the project site. The facility wouldinclude approximately 4,500 square feet of building space, animal outdoorexercise facilities, and associated parking. The proposed project would provideshelter and care for abandoned animals in the Palo Verde Valley region, andwould include dog and cat kennels, outdoor animal runs, public adoption areas,and visitor parking.

2007071038 State Route 74 Lower Ortega Highway WideningCaltrans #12San Juan Capistrano--Orange

NOP 02/19/2008

Each of the Build Alternatives proposes improvements to the existing two lanes ofSR-74 to improve traffic flow. The project will add an additional travel lane in eachdirection for a total of four lanes. The project limits are from Calle Entradero (PM1.0/KP 1.7) to the City of San Juan Capistrano/Orange County line (PM 1.9/KP3.0), a distance of approximately 0.9 mile. The proposed additional lanes,shoulders, median, drainages, driveways, and sidewalks have been developedconsistent with the standards in Caltrans Highway Design Manual.

2008011059 El Monte Valley Nature Park - P07-008/RP 07-001, Log No. 98-14-016ASan Diego County Department of Planning and Land Use--San Diego

NOP 02/19/2008

The project is a Major Use Permit and Reclamation Plan for the excavation andrestoration of the El Monte River Valley, to ultimately result in the El Monte ValleyNature Park.

2008011060 Cold Spring Canyon Bridge Suicide BarrierCaltrans #5Santa Barbara--Santa Barbara

NOP 02/19/2008

Caltrans proposes to install a suicide barrier to act as a physical barricade forreducing the number of suicides on the Cold Spring Canyon Bridge, near SanMarcos Pass on State Route 154 in Santa Barbara County. There are two

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alternatives and a no build alternative.

2008011064 South Selma Specific PlanSelma, City ofSelma--Fresno

NOP 02/19/2008

The project site is immediately adjacent to the southern boundary of the City ofSelma. State Highway 99 and the Golden State Boulevard bisect the project at anorth-west/south-east diagonal along the eastern portion of the site. The SouthSelma Specific Plan is a proposed 2,650 acre master planned community that willinclude up to 6,821 dwelling units, up to 4,068,172 square feet of commercial,2,325,287 square feet of mixed use, 4,077,217 square feet of industrial andbusiness park uses, 125,000 square feet of neighborhood commercial andcommunity facilities, and 240 acres of parks, trails, and open space. Developmentconsistent with the Specific Plan will include housing, recreation, education,employment, and shopping.

2008011066 Beverly Hills Gateway ProjectBeverly Hills, City ofBeverly Hills--Los Angeles

NOP 02/19/2008

The project involves the proposed rezoning of three parcels of former railroadright-of-way property from Transportation (T-1) to Commercial (C-3); General Planland use redesignations from Railroad to Low Density General Commercial arealso proposed. In addition to the proposed rezones and General Planredesignations for all three parcels, development of three-story, 42-foot high,approximately 90,000 square foot commercial/office building with a three-levelsubterranean garage accommodating 274 parking spaces is proposed for theWilco property, at 9844 Wilshire Boulevard (APN: 4328-001-001, -002, -003 and-024).

2008011069 The Ripcurl ProjectHuntington Beach, City ofHuntington Beach--Orange

NOP 02/19/2008

The proposed project is a mixed-use residential and commercial development thatwould consist of four levels of housing over three levels of parking (one level ofparking below grade and one level of parking above grade); the retail componentwould be located on the ground level adjacent to the two levels of above gradeparking. A mezzanine level would also be located on the roof. Overall, the projectwould be six stories in height and consist of approximately 440 residential unitsand up to 10,000 square feet (sf) of retail uses. The total project floor area,excluding parking and basement area, would be approximately 382,700 sf.

2008012067 South Shore Fuel Reduction and Healty Forest Restoration EIS/EIRRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake TahoeSouth Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

NOP 02/19/2008

Reduction of hazardous fuels & restoration of healthy forest conditions onapproximately 12,500 acres within the South Shore area of LTBMU, extendingfrom the SE shore of Cascade Lake eastward to the States of California andNevada border and extending from the S Shore of Lake Tahoe southward toinclude the CA State Highway 89 corridor. Reduction of hazardous fuels will beaccomplished by thinning to remove ladder fuels and reduce over-crowding,removal of excessive fuels on the ground, mastication, chipping, & prescribedburning. Restoration of healthy forest conditions will be accomplished by removalof conifer encroachment from meadows and aspen stands, retention of Jeffrey andSugar Pine species, and thinning to improve resistance to crown fire, drought,

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insects, and disease.

2008012069 Heritage FallsRancho Cordova, City of--Sacramento

NOP 02/19/2008

The project applicant has requested a rezone to change the project site's zoningdesignation from AG-80 (Agricultural) and IR (Industrial Reserve) to Residentialand Public/Open Space designations. The applicant has also requested approvalof a tentative subdivision map (TSM). Additionally, the proposed project requiresCity approval of a special development permit, a design review, and developmentagreement. The entire project site is approximately 237.8 acres in size, theentirety of which would be developed by the proposed project. Morrison Creek,which traverses the project site from northeast to west, would be realigned to flowwithin a channelized creek parkway throughout the project site. The proposedrezone would result in 177.9 acres of residential zoning and 52.9 acres ofpublic/open space. The residential portion of the proposed project would include206 conventional single-family dwellings, 622 active adult (age restricted)single-family dwellings, 132 active adult (age restricted) multi-family units, a5.5-acre elementary school site, and pedestrian paseos. The public/open spaceportion of the site would include five private parks, a recreation center for theresidents of the active adult area, a public park, a detention basin, and a creekparkway crossing the project site from the northeast to the southwest.

2008011061 Conditional Use Permit R2005-01789-(5)Los Angeles County Department of Regional PlanningLos Angeles, City of, Santa Clarita--Los Angeles

Neg 02/19/2008

A request to authorize an existing group home to house 24 adolescent residents,an increase from the currently permitted 6 residents. The existing group home isfor adolescents with drug, alcohol and mental health related problems. Theexisting facility is on a 10.43 acre parcel that is developed with four residentialstructures, a school house (assembly room), three sheds, basketball court andswimming pool. The proposal is to convert three of the existing vacant structuresinto three additional residential dwelling units to accommodate the increasedcapacity. The existing structure that is currently housing 6 adolescents will be usedto house 14 adolescents. The facility has been in operation for approximately twoyears and proposes to provide one staff per every six adolescents per shift. Afacility is proposing a total of 29 parking spaces to accommodate the increasedcapacity of adolescents staying at the facility. No construction work is beingproposed for this project.

2008011065 Olive Hill Well No. 1Health Services, Department of--Santa Barbara

Neg 02/19/2008

The project is the installation of a new water supply well. The new well will replacelost capacity resulting from losing the production of Evergreen Well #2.

2008011067 Test Well No. 10Idyllwild Water District--Riverside

Neg 02/19/2008

Recent drought conditions have reduced the well production such that the Districthas determined it is necessary to locate additional well sites to maintain adequatepublic water supplies. To identify locations for new wells that have the greatestpotential to produce significant quantities of water without interfering with existingwells, the District evaluated geologic literature and the mapping of sedimentary

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materials in the area. The District also had an electro-seismic survey, or NationalWater Survey (NWAS), conducted at the proposed test well site. Based on thedata obtained from the field NWAS and the literature review, including geologicalcomparisons and the known yield of existing wells, the proposed test well site forTest Well No. 10 was selected.

2008012068 Laurel PlazaOakley, City ofOakley--Contra Costa

Neg 02/19/2008

The proposed project includes the subdivision of 7.01-acres into five lots for thedevelopment of 56,020 square feet of commercial uses, and a rezone fromNeighborhood Business (NB) to Retail Business (RB).

1997061005 Section 14 Master Development Plan/Specific PlanPalm Springs, City ofPalm Springs--Riverside

SIR 03/03/2008

The City of Palm Springs has determined that a Supplemental EIR (SEIR) that"supplements" and bolsters the 2004 Final EIR/EIS's analysis of water resourcesimpacts is the appropriate mechanism to address and resolve any lingeringuncertainty surrounding the ability of the local water purveyor to serve futuredevelopment projects within Section 14.

2002032048 Port of Stockton West Complex Development PlanStockton, Port ofStockton--San Joaquin

NOD

YARA North America, Inc. (YARA) proposes to relocate and expand their existingdry fertilizer bulk storage and distribution operations. The proposed project wouldconstruct a new distribution facility within the West Complex of the Port ofStockton. The 8.01 acre project site is currently developed with Buildings 213 and312 and a paved area north of Building 213. The project would construct a newwarehouse in the paved area north of Building 213. YARA would also lease andutilize Buildings 213 and 312 for its operations.

2003111048 San Juan Highway Bike Way ProjectSan Benito County GovernmentsSan Juan Bautista--San Benito

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to theproject applicant, Council of San Benito County Governments. The applicantproposes to install a 3-foot extension to the existing 48-foot wide, 5-foot span by2-foot rise, concrete box culvert to support a 6-foot wide southbound bike lane.

2006102081 Brooktrails Rubber Spillway Dam ProjectBrooktrails Community Service District--Mendocino

NOD

The purpose of the proposed project is to restore the storage capacity lost (52acre-feet) due to siltation at Lake Emily. Brooktrails proposed project wouldreplace the existing wooden flashboards by installing inflatable gates, therebyincreasing the maximum water level in Lake Emily by three feet. The spillway gatewill be 48 feet wide and the structure will include a base slab, 15 foot highconcrete cutoff walls, and airbladders to operate the steel gate panels. Installationwould be done when the lake water level is eight feet below the spillway.

The proposal includes the installation of berm at the dam toe and construction of asmall dam control building. The dam would be reinforced at its southwest corner

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with the addition of an earthen berm to support the foundation and to increase thedam integrity. The berm will have a 225 foot long blanket drain that varies inelevation. Compacted earth and fill material from a borrow area adjacent to thedam will be used in constructing the berm. The earthen berm will fill in 0.04 acreof wetland located at the base of the dam. A 10 foot by 15 foot control building willbe constructed near the spillway and may contain an office area.

2007021090 Iris Canyon Creek ReparationMonterey, City ofMonterey--Monterey

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to theproject applicant, the City of Monterey, represented by Andreas Baer, for its IrisCanyon Creek Restoration. The applicant proposes to install a series of five gradecontrol log-drop structures; grade the stream banks to a reduced slope; installearth-retaining systems and rock slope protection to prevent Monterey pines frombeing undercut by failing banks. The project will also require the removal of up to31 Coast live oak trees with diameter at breast height (DBH) of between 3 to 14inches. Restoration will include planting the exposed slopes with native trees andshrubs, and compensating for removed oak trees.

2007081082 Lampson Avenue Well ProjectSeal Beach, City ofSeal Beach--Orange

NOD

The City currently has three active wells with a total capacity of 8,000 gallons perminute. Should one of the three wells require maintenance or be out of service, thelocal supply capacity may be as low as 4,800 gallons per minute. This closelymatches the maximum day demand of 4,773 gallons per minute. With the additionof the Lampson Avenue Well, anticipated to have a pumping capacity between4,000 and 5,000 gallons per minute, the City will have local supplies that can meetthe system's maximum daily demand in the situation when not all wells areavailable for use.

Additionally, most of the water supplied to the College Park East area is providedby the Bolsa Chica Well facility. If this facility were to be out of service, theCollege Park East area of the City would be without adequate fire flow capacity.With the completion of the well, the City will have a sufficient, firm source of localsupply capacity, and enhance the fire flow capacity in the northerly portions of theCity's system.

2007082059 Site Acquisition and Construction of Terrace Park Elementary SchoolRio Linda Union School DistrictSacramento--Sacramento

NOD

The RLUSD is proposing a new elementary school at the 15.51-acre propertyidentified by Sacramento County APNs 201-0300-100, 102, 103. The project willconsist of a proposed 10 +/- acre school site and proposed 5 +/- acre joint-usepark site. The site is located northwest of the intersection of Greg Thatch Circleand Tres Piezas Drive in Sacramento. Presently the site is level, unoccupied andcovered with grass. The site contains no special or unique geological features.The areas around the site (school and park) are neighborhood streets and recentlybuilt single-family residences. The total school enrollment will be about 613students (K through 6); typical school buildings and uses will include classrooms,administrative buildings, multi-use building/kitchen, library, parking (for teachersand staff, visitors), internal circulation roads, playgrounds, and landscaping.

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2007112100 Pinole Creek Demonstration ProjectPinole, City ofPinole--Contra Costa

NOD

The Pinole Creek Demonstration Project will modify an existing flood controlchannel to restore natural creek functions, expand marsh habitat, createsustainable creek flows, improve recreational access, and enhance floodprotection for the reach of Pinole Creek adjacent to San Pablo Bay. The projectincludes land that is located in the Cities of Pinole and Hercules.

2008019007 Starwood Power ProjectEnergy Commission--Fresno

NOD

Construction of a 120 MW simple-cycle, electricity generating power plant.

2008018135 Regulations Establishing Energy Commission Process for Designating ElectricTransmission Corridor ZonesEnergy Commission--

NOE

Project involves adoption of regulations to establish a process for implementingthe California Energy Commisssion's new authority to designate transmissioncorridor zones for future high-voltage electric transmission infrastructure within thestate. The Commission's authority stems from Public Resources Code sections25330-25341, which were added by Senate Bill 1059 enacted in September 2006(Stats. 2006, Ch 638).

2008018136 Transfer of Coverage to El Dorado County APN 27-151-30 (Rumble)Tahoe Conservancy--El Dorado

NOE

Project consists of the sale and trhansfer of 1,467 square feet of commercial floorarea rights from Conservancy-owned land to a receiving parcel on which a newcommercial facility will be constructed. The transfer enables the receivinglandowner to carry out the project without any net increase in the amount ofexisting commercial floor area in the hydrologically-related area.

2008018137 Big Rock Office Building/Development Review Permit DR07-12Santee, City ofSantee--San Diego

NOE

A Development Review Permit for the construction of a new 8,750 square-foot,three-story office building including a 35-space parking garage on the first floor,and landscaping, on two parcels totaling 0.43-acre in the GC - GeneralCommercial zone.

2008018138 Annexation of 66.18 Acres of Land-Owned by LGVSD to the LGVSDLas Gallinas Valley Sanitary District--Marin

NOE

The principal reason for the proposed reorganization is to release the LGVSD fromthe obligation to pay property tax on LGVSD-owned land outside the LGVSD'sboundary.

2008018140 Tehachapi Renewable Transmission Line Studies ROE, Chino Hills SP(07/08-IE-12)Parks and Recreation, Department ofChino Hills--San Bernardino

NOE

Issuance of a Right-of-Entry Permit to allow biological, paleontological, andcultural resource inventories of the proposed Tehachapi Renewable Transmission

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Project power line route alternatives.

2008018141 Historic Campground Repairs, Mt. San Jacinto SP (07/08-IE-2)Parks and Recreation, Department ofSan Jacinto--Riverside

NOE

Maintenance and repairs to historic features within the Idyllwild Campground.

2008018142 Department of Parks and Recreation Singley Ranch, Inc. PropertyParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

The proposed project consists of three separate contiguous parcels that areirregular in shape and equal approximately 160 acres. The project adjoins theMontgomery Woods State Reserve to the north, west and a portion of the south.Undeveloped private land is located to the east and the south of the project. Theproject consists of transfers of ownership in interests in land in order to preserveopen space, habitat, or historical resources.

2008018143 Department of Prks and Recreation Delta Meadows, Locke Boarding HouseImprovementsParks and Recreation, Department of--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of less than 1/2 acre and will grant the Departmentof Parks and Recreation an easement to allow improvements to the LockeBoarding House. In April 2005, State Parks acquired the Locke Boarding Housefrom Locke Property Development, Inc. Plans are under way to use grant moneyto convert the boarding house into a museum. The Boarding House requiresrehabilitation and proposes to construct a geothermal heating and cooling systemfor the purposes of providing mor energy efficiency tot he Building.

2008018144 Demonstration Fuel Cell Installation ProjectParks and Recreation, Department ofSacramento--Sacramento

NOE

Install a new hydrogen fuel-cell electricity generating unit adjacent to the alleywaylocated behind the historic Leland Stanford House in downtown Sacramento. Thepurpose of theinstallation is to feature new fuel cell technology for publicdemonstration. The new improvement will have minimal impact on the previouslydisturbed and developed site.

2008018145 Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-60 and Application 05WA-61Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

1. Ordinance for Zone Change 05RZ-60 to rezone a 37.0+/- acre parcel fromAE-37 (Exclusive Agricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum) to AE-37:AP (ExclusiveAgricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum:Agricultural Preserve Combining) underTitle 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code; and2. Application 05WA-61 to rescind the existing Williamson Act land conservationcontract on the 37.0+/- acre parcel pursuant to Resolution 122-70 and to executea new Williamson Act land conservation contract pursuant to Resolution 106-04,including approval of the agricultural management plan.

2008018146 Design Review Permit DR07-088Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

NOE

Design Review Permit DR07-088 to allow construction of a 2,921+/- square footthree bedroom residence with an attached 912+/- square foot three car garageand 248+/- square feet of storage, patios and a wine cellar on a 3.3+/- acre parcel

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zoned RE-3:MX (Residential Estate, Three Acre Minimum: Mobilehome ExclusionCombining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.


NOE

Design Review Permit DR07-089 to allow the addition of a deck and spa,repainting, and a remodel and addition to the south side of a residence on a parcelzoned R-1:D (Single-Family Residential:Design Control Combining) under Title 17of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.


NOE

Design Review Permit DR07-087 to allow replacement of a two sided, interior lit,Chevron sign on a 340+/- acre parcel zoned BP:D (Busingess Park:Design ControlCombining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.

2008018149 Pleasant Valley InvestmentsFish & Game, Wildlife Conservation BoardVictorville--San Bernardino

NOE

Acquisition of 77.6 acres of land as mitigation for impacts to wildlife habitat.

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2003121037 Sepulveda/Rosecrans Site Rezoning and Plaza Del Segundo ProjectEl Segundo, City ofEl Segundo--Los Angeles

ADM

The proposed Sepulveda/Rosecrans Rezoning and Plaza Del Segundo Projectconsists of two components within a 110 gross acre site: (1) the redesignation andrezoning of approximately 85.8 acres of property within the City of El Segundocurrently and formerly used for industrial purposes to a new Commercial Centerland use designation and a new Commercial Center (C-4) zoning classification,("Sepulveda/Rosecrans Site Rezoning"); and (2) construction and operation of aproposed development project on a 43.3-acre portion of the site, if rezoned C-4("Plaza El Segundo development").

2008012071 General Plan Amendment Application No. 2008-01, Rezone Application No.2008-01 - Larry TurnerStanislaus CountyModesto--Stanislaus

CON 02/05/2008

This application represents a re-submittal, albeit in slightly different form, of anapplication processed and denied twice by Stanislaus County in 2001 & 2005. It isa request to amend the general plan designation from Agriculture to Commercialand the zoning designation form A-2-40 (General Agriculture) to C-2 (GeneralCommercial) to allow a 5.16 acre site to be utilized by D & L Concrete Pump, Inc(D&L), a cement pumping, truck oriented business. The proposed rezone wouldalso allow all C-2 uses to be conducted on-site. The property contains twodwellings; a garage and a barn.

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2008011077 Proposed Amended Rule (PAR) 461 - Gasoline Transfer and DispensingSouth Coast Air Quality Management District--

EA 02/20/2008

The objective of PAR 461 is to assure the timely implementation of California AirResources Board (CARB) Phase II Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) regulation inall gasoline dispensing facilities (GDFs) in the district on or before CARB'sdeadline, April 1, 2009. PAR 461 also enhances rule clarity and enforceability inseveral areas including contractor certification, approved tester accountability, andcompliance testing.

2006021100 Affordable Housing OrdinancesSan Luis Obispo County--San Luis Obispo

EIR 03/19/2008

The proposed project consists of three sets of Affordable Housing Ordinances thatimplement three respective programs from the San Luis Obispo County GeneralPlan Housing Element (amended July 20, 2004). The housing programsencourage affordable housing production and retention of the County's affordablehousing stock to address an identified area-wide shortage of affordable housing.These Housing Element programs include:

- Program HE 1.4: Revised Residential Development Standards- Program HE 1.9: Require Development of Affordable Housing- Program HE 1.10: Establish Minimum Residential Multi-Family Densities.

The proposed ordinances would address residential development standards,inclusionary housing, and minimum density requirements for selected residentialmulti-family zoned parcels.

2007102112 Richards Boulevard Redevelopment Plan Amendment and the RailyardsRedevelopment PlanSacramento, City ofSacramento--Sacramento

EIR 03/06/2008

The proposed project is the amendment of the Richards BoulevardRedevelopment Plan and the adoption of a Railyards Redevelopment Plan. TheRailyards portion of the existing Project Area will be established as a separateredevelopment project area (Railyards Project Area). To accomplish this, theexisting Redevelopment Plan for the Richards Boulevard Redevelopment Projectwould need to be amended to delete the Railyards Area from within that projectarea's boundaries (Amended Project Area) and a new Redevelopment Plan for theRailyards Redevelopment Project would need to be adopted. In addition, theAmendment will change the name of the Richards Boulevard RedevelopmentProject Area (Richards Project Area) to the River District Redevelopment ProjectArea.

The existing Richards Project Area is located within the boundaries of the City ofSacramento, California. The Amended Richards (River District) Project Area wouldconsists of approximately 738 acres located south of the American River, east ofthe Sacramento River, and just north of the Central City. The Railyards ProjectArea would encompass approximately 300 acres, generally bounded by theSacramento River on the west, North B Street on the north and I street on thesouth. The eastern boundary varies between 7th Street and 12th Street.

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Area as a separate and district redevelopment project are (1) to enable theRailyards Project Area to be developed and to provide support and assistance tothat development as feasible, necessary and appropriate; and (2) to protect theremainder of the Richards Project Area from the costs and other developmentconstraints particularly affecting the Railyards Area.

2008012090 Sherwood Valley Rancheria - Casino Relocation and Expansion ProjectSherwood Valley Band of Pomo IndiansWillits--Mendocino

EIS 02/20/2008

The proposed relocation is to another site on Tribally-owned land with betterexposure, public access, and improved environmental conditions. Under terms ofthe Compact with the State of California, the Casino would be located on land heldin trust by the United States for the Tribe. Preliminary design plans are for: steelconstruction with metal studs at interior and perimeter walls with stucco and stoneexterior, concrete floors average 5 inches thick, casino approximately 18,400square feet, restaurant approximately 1,800 square feet, administrative officesapproximately 10,200 square feet, and total habitable space would be 33,200square feet. The parking lot facilities would be increased to accommodate 500vehicles.

2006052164 Manteca Wastewater Quality Control Facility and Collection System Master PlansUpdate ProjectManteca, City ofManteca--San Joaquin

FIN 02/04/2008

The proposed project would incrementally increase the treatment capacity of theWQCF from 9.87 million gallons per day (mgd) to 27 mgd average dry weatherflow (ADWF), increase wastewater effluent discharges to the San Joaquin River,result in discharge of wastewater effluent on urban and agricultural lands, result inminor improvements to existing sewer lines, and result in the construction of threenew trunk sewers measuring a total of approximately 21 miles.

2006112015 Snowcreek VIII, Snowcreek Master Plan Update -2007Mammoth Lakes, City ofMammoth Lakes--Mono

FIN

The project includes the future development of approximately 237 acres of theremaining Snowcreek Master Plan area. The 2007 Master Plan proposesrevisions to the Updated Master Plan for Snowcreek at Mammoth (1981 MasterPlan), which was an update of the original Snowcreek Master Plan (1974 MasterPlan). The project includes 850 new residential dwelling units, 400 hotelrooms/suites, and up to 75,000 square feet for commercial/non-residential uses.The residential component could include single family dwellings, stacked flats andtownhomes. The commercial/non-residential components include aMarket/General Store and a Natural Resources and Historic Interpretive Center,an Outfitters' Cabin, a Resident's Club, and a Hotel that includes conferencefacilities, restaurant/lounge, retail, and a full service public spa and public iceskating rink. The project also includes the expansion of the existing nine-hole golfcourse to an 18-hole golf course.

2003112058 Tomki Road Prototype Vented Low Water Crossing / Sediment Reduction &Habitat Improvement ProjectMendocino County Department of TransportationWillits--Mendocino

MND 02/20/2008

MCDOT proposes construction of one prototype vented, low water crossing at themost southerly crossing for the following reasons: (1) likely road realignment

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options are on the easterly side of Cave Creek, thus the first crossing is likelyneeded. (2) Should the prototype prove successful it could be proposed as along-term solution to improve water quality for the existing crossings on thepresent road alignment, 3) it is likely to be needed whether or not the road isrealigned in the future. The proposed prototype vented low water crossing willreplace the water ford at MP 6.17 with a 20' wide x 4' high x 60' longpre-manufactured bottomless concrete arch structure designed to allowanadromous fish passage at all life stages and pass stream bed material usingnatural streambed geomorphology. The proposed structure will also be designedto accommodate the 10-year, or 10% probability storm event without overtopping,and pass the 100-year storm event, 1% probability of occurrence, withoutstructural damage.

2007021054 Aerie (PA2005-196)Newport Beach, City ofCorona, Del Mar--Orange

MND 02/20/2008

Demolition of a 14-unit apartment building and a single family residence tofacilitate the construction of a 6-level, 8-unit condominium project (approximately75,000 gross square feet), grading, and apurtenant structures.

2008011070 Bonsall Subdivision; TM 5427RPL^2, R05-006, S05-026, S05-027, Log. No.05-02-013San Diego County Department of Planning and Land Use--San Diego

MND 02/20/2008

The project proposes a Tentative Map to subdivide a 55.9-acre property into twolots in the Bonsall Community Planning area. One lot (8.6 acres in size) willaccommodate 76 condominium units. This portion of the subject property is zonedRV8 (Variable Family) Use Regulation and is subject to the (7) ResidentialGeneral Plan Designation, which currently allows 10.9 dwelling units per acre. Thecurrent zoning and the current General Plan do not match. Therefore, a Rezone isproposed to change the zoning from RV8 to RV11. The proposed Condominiumunits will be accessed by private roads off of Camino del Cielo, which is animproved public road. The remaining 47.3 acres will be retained for open spacewhich will be retained for open space which will include public trails. The projectalso proposes three concurrent Site Plans; S05-050 is a Vesting Site Plan requiredwhen an associated Vesting Tentative Map is proposed; S05-026 is required bythe "B" Special Area Designator to comply with the Bonsall Design ReviewGuidelines for the Condominium Lot; S05-027 is required to establish the setbackspursuant to the Variable "V" Setback Designator.

2008011075 Proposed Vesting Tentative Tract PLN07-00103 (18487)Victorville, City ofVictorville--San Bernardino

MND 02/20/2008

To allow for the development of a 60-lot single-family residential subdivision and 1remainder commercial lot.

2008011081 Lazer Broadcasting at Dolcini RanchSanta Barbara CountyGuadalupe--Santa Barbara

MND 02/20/2008

Lazer Broadcasting proposes to construct and operate an unmanned broadcastfacility on the Dolcini Ranch. The proposed facility would be contained in a 2,014sq. ft. lease area consisting of a 100 ft. lattice tower with one (1) 4-bay half waveFM antenna, one (1) 4-ft. diameter microwave dish antenna, an equipment shelter,and a backup diesel generator for emergency use.

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2008011085 Riviera Drive Water Service ImprovementsBlythe, City ofBlythe--Riverside

MND 02/20/2008

The City of Blythe is proposing a water system improvement project which willconsist of several components, including water lines extending from the corner ofEast Hobsonway and Blue Ridge Road to the southern terminus of North RivieraDrive, a new 750,000 gallon steel water tank and booster pump, water service forexisting homes and business, and installation of meters and meter boxes.

2008012073 Dunn SubdivisionFortuna, City ofFortuna--Humboldt

MND 02/20/2008

Planned development subdivision of a 3.5 acre parcel into 14 single-family lots,ranging in size from 6,002 to 11,999 square feet, and 2 commercial lots, 9,771 and11,115 square feet each.

2008012079 In-Situ Groundwater Treatment, Former Remco Hydraulics Facility, 934 SouthMain Street, Willits, CaliforniaRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 (North Coast), Santa RosaWillits--Mendocino

MND 02/21/2008

The Willits Environmental Remediation Trust (WERT) is proposing to conductinterim remediation activities, specifically to treat groundwater in-place (in-situ) thatis contaminated primarily with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) using apesticide-free food grade molasses and yeast. The project, called an interimremedial action (IRA), is detailed in documents titled: Interim Remedial ActionWork Plan for In-Situ Treatment of VOCs in Shallow Groundwater datedNovember 2007; which was submitted for the Regional Water Board'sconsideration of Waste Discharge Requirements under applicant's Report ofWaste Discharge (ROWD). The IRA has identified four initial areas for molassesinjections, and additional injections to other areas of the site. This documentanalyzes impacts from similar injections within the entire site area in contemplationof the need for additional injections that will be authorized under the wastedischarge requirements.

2008011078 Central Region Glassell Park Early Education Center and Affordable HousingLos Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

NOP 02/20/2008

The proposed project is the construction and operation of a combined usedevelopment, the Central Region Glassell Park Early Education Center (EEC) andAffordable Housing project. The proposed project includes an approximately13,322 square foot Early Education Center with an additional 13,125 square feetof play area and approximately 45 affordable housing units on a 1.35 acre site.The proposed EEC would provide 175 year-round seats for pre-Kindergartenstudents in seven classrooms. The proposed EEC complex would also includeadministrative space within the one-story classroom building.

2008011079 Temporary Ocean Water Desalination Demonstration ProjectWest Basin Municipal Water DistrictRedondo Beach--Los Angeles

NOP 02/20/2008

The West Basin Municipal Water District (West Basin) proposes the TemporaryOcean Water Desalination Demonstration Project (Temporary Facility) in order toacquire research data for the development of West Basin's ocean waterdesalination program as a future water supply source for its service area.

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2008011082 Ivyglen ProjectPublic Utilities CommissionLake Elsinore--Riverside

NOP 02/20/2008

Lead agency proposes to construct, operate, and maintain a new 115 kVsubtransmission line to connect the existing SCE Valley and Ivyglen Substations,and to construct a new Fogarty Substation to provide additional electrical servicesto the City of Lake Elsinore area (proposed project). The proposed project alsoincludes constructing improvements at the Valley and Ivyglen Substations toaccommodate the proposed subtransmission line, tie-ins between the new FogartySubstation and existing subtransmission and telecommunications lines, installationof a new telecommunications line between Valley and Ivyglen Substations,transfer of distribution facilities, and stockpiling and/or disposal of old electricaldistribution line poles.

2008011083 East Main Street & Pepper Drive ProjectEl Cajon, City ofEl Cajon--San Diego

NOP 02/20/2008

The proposed development would consist of a maximum of 66,000 square feet ofmulti-tenant commercial space in six buildings ranging in size from 3,500 to20,000 square feet.

2008011084 16752 Armstrong Avenue Office Complex EIRIrvine, City ofIrvine--Orange

NOP 02/20/2008

The proposed project consists of the redevelopment of a 6.43 acre site located onArmstrong Avenue with two multi-story office buildings totaling 133,250 squarefeet. The 93,476 square foot vacant building currently on the site would bedemolished.

2008012075 UCSF Medical Center at Mission BayUniversity of California, San FranciscoSan Francisco--San Francisco

NOP 02/20/2008

To comply with SB 1953, UCSF proposes to construct new clinical facilities atMission Bay. The project was described and analyzed at the program level in theMarch 2005 Long Range Development Plan (LRDP) Amendment #2 - HospitalReplacement EIR. UCSF has since selected the Mission Bay "South" site and isproceeding with the first phase (the LRDP Phase) of design for 289 beds andassociated clinical facilities on the 14.5-acre "South" parcel. Construction wouldinclude three integrated specialty hospitals for Children, Women and Cancer, aswell as medical office (outpatient) space, support space, logistic/services, amedical helipad, parking and landscaping.The Future Phase of the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay would develop theremaining acreage on the site with and additional 261 beds (for a total of 550beds), associated medical office space and logistics/services. At buildout the sitewould contain a total of about 1,787,000 gsf. The project would also providestructured parking with up to 2,000 spaces.


Neg 02/20/2008

Conditional Use, Coastal Development Permit, and Specific Plan PermitCompliance review to permit a beer and wine sales and dispensing upgrade to on-and off-site consumption, an extension of hours of operation to Monday throughThursday 7:00 am to 11:00 pm, Saturdays 9:00 am to 11:00 pm and Sundays 9:00

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am to 10:00 pm; change of use adding a cafe to the existing market/deli use andpermit a modified outdoor/uncovered patio area for a food, alcohol consumption,and smoking area, on a 14,483 square-foot site, within the C1-1 and C2-1 Zones.One palm tree will be removed.


Neg 02/20/2008

Conditional Use to permit the sale of beer and wine for off-site consumption inconjunction with an existing Target retail store with hours of operation Mondaythrough Saturday 8:00 am to 10:00 pm and Sundays 8:00 am to 9:00 pm, on a330,255 square-foot site, in the C1-1L Zone.


Neg 02/20/2008

Zone Change from A2-1 to RA-1 and Tentative Tract to create six parcels and aPrivate Street for the development of six single-family dwellings from vacant andunimproved land, on a 168,669 square-foot site. 124 protected and 142non-protected trees exist with no clearly defined tree removal/relocation plan yetestablished.


Neg 02/20/2008

Zone Variance to permit the construction, use and maintenance of 18 live/workunits in conjunction with the site's development from an existing surface parking lotinto a four-story building (basement and ground-floor parking with three stories ofresidential above), 3,650 cubic yards of dirt will be hauled and six non-protectedtrees will be removed, on an 11,630 square-foot site, within the M3-1 Zone.

2008011076 Chet F. Harritt Ball Field ProjectSantee School DistrictLa Mesa--San Diego

Neg 02/20/2008

The project proposes to upgrade the ball fields at the Chet F. Harritt School. Thisprocess will involve the construction of three ball fields on vacant landunderutilized by the school. The existing ball field at the old Santee School site willbe demolished and relocated to this school. Two fields will be located at thenorthern end of the project site, immediately adjacent to an existing mobile homepark, and a third field will be located at the northern end of the project site. Two ofthe fields will be lighted in order to facilitate nighttime usage. Two sports leagueswill use the fields.

2008011080 Davidson Library AdditionUniversity of California, Santa BarbaraGoleta--Santa Barbara

Neg 02/20/2008

The Santa Barbara Campus proposes the Davidson Library Addition project whichwill provide a four story (65-foot high) 40,884 assignable square foot (54,191 grosssquare foot) addition for expanded collections and seating. The building footprintwill be approximately 14,000 square feet. The proposed library addition projectwould reorganize the existing functions of the Library to improve operationalefficiency, and consolidate the satellite Arts Library into the main Library building.After completion of the project the Davidson Library will have capacity for over 3million bound volumes and seating capacity for over 2,700 users. The buildingaddition would be located on the north side of the Davidson Library in cental Main

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Campus and take approximately 2 years to construct.

2008012072 Richard Brown - Minor Subdivision - MS0719CDel Norte County Planning DepartmentCrescent City--Del Norte

Neg 02/20/2008

Minor Subdivision of an undeveloped 40 acre parcel into two 20-acre parcels. Theintended use of the proposed parcels is for two single-family residences. Onehome per parcel.

2008012074 Laguna de Santa Rosa Bridge Replacement ProjectCaltrans #4Sebastopol--Sonoma

Neg 02/29/2008

Caltrans proposes to replace the existing Laguna de Santa Rosa Bridge with anew two-lane bridge with standard 12.0 foot lanes and 8.0 foot shoulders.

2008012076 2008 Pipeline ProjectPatterson Irrigation DistrictPatterson--Stanislaus

Neg 02/21/2008

Design and construction of a 30-36" buried PVC irrigation pipeline to provideirrigation water within Patterson Irrigation District and Del Puerto Water District.Pipeline will originate at the west end of PID's Main Canal, or in PID's Lateral5-South, and terminate at the Delta Mendota Canal. The pipeline will crossHighway 33 and the railroad in the vicinity of Elfers Road, just south of the PIDMain Canal and the City of Patterson. At this point the pipeline will be encased ina 36 to 48" diameter steel casing that will act as a conduit and protecting sleeve.

2008012077 Sutter Extension Water District 2008 Short-term Water Transfer ProjectSutter Extension Water DistrictYuba City--Sutter

Neg 02/21/2008

Sutter Extension Water District (SEWD) is proposing a 1-year program (2008) inwhich farmers would voluntarily suspend irrigation of their rice land served withdistrict surface water. SEWD proposes a short-term transfer of the water to theCalifornia Department of Water Resources' Dry-Year Water Purchase Program,which would resell the water to the Semitropic-Rosamond Water Bank Authority(SRWBA), or other willing buyers. The program would be limited to 20% of theDistrict's irrigable acreage. This program would require no new construction orimprovements.

2008012078 Butte Water District 2008 Short-term Water Transfer ProjectButte Water DistrictGridley--Butte, Sutter

Neg 02/21/2008

Butte Water District is proposing a 1-year program (2008) in which farmers wouldvoluntarily suspend irrigation of their rice land served with district surface water.Butte Water District proposes a short-term transfer of the water to the CaliforniaDepartment of Water Resources' Dry-Year Water Purchase Program, which wouldresell the water to the Semitropic-Rosamond Water Bank Authority, or other willingbuyers. The program would be limited to 20% of the District's irrigable acreage.This program would require no new construction or improvements.

2007062036 Legacy Park Apartment Complex ProjectStockton, City ofStockton--San Joaquin

SIR 03/06/2008

The proposed project is located at the southwest corner of Morada Lane andFrontage Road/State Route 99. The project site has been zoned for high densityresidential (RH) and public facility (PF) uses. The project will include 449 units.Vehicle access to the project site would be provided via Morada Lane. An

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additional entrance along State Route 99 Frontage Road would provideemergency vehicle access. Residential developments border the project site tothe south and west. An existing fire station (Waterloo Morada Fire Station No. 2)is present on site (along Frontage Road) that will be abandoned. A rezoning of thefire station parcel (approximately one acre) from PF to RH is required toaccommodate the site development.

2005021134 San Antonio Spreading Grounds Conjunctive Use Project EIRThree Valleys Municipal Water DistrictClaremont, Upland--Los Angeles, San Bernardino

NOD

Metropolitan proposes to grant easements to Three Valleys Municipal WaterDistrict for two pipeline crossings for the purpose of groundwater recharge. Thepermanent easements are granted subject to the terms and conditions specified inthe Permanent Easement Deeds. Metropolitan requires installation andconstruction or reconstruction plans be submitted for review and written approval.

2005051172 Santa Maria Airport Business Park Specific Plan EIRSanta Maria, City ofSanta Maria--Santa Barbara

NOD

General Plan Amendment, zone change, and specific plan amendment for theSanta Maria Airport Business Specific Plan for the Santa Maria Public AirportDistrict.

2006121037 Conditional Use Permit 2005-102, Tentative Tract Map 2005-103, and GeneralPlan Amendment/Zone Change 2006-039Big Bear Lake, City ofBig Bear Lake--San Bernardino

NOD

The project is the development of 70 multi family residential condominium units in24 buildings over 8.1 acres. Applications include a Conditional Use Permit,Tentative Tract (Condominium) Map, General Plan Amendment and Zone Change.The General Plan Amendment and Zone Change apply to only 1.46 acres of theoverall project site.

2007021067 Sepulveda Blvd Reversible Lane, Bike Lane & Intersection Improvement ProjectLos Angeles, City ofBrentwood--Los Angeles

NOD

Metropolitan proposes to provide a temporary construction permit and apermanent road easement to the City of Los Angeles for the purpose of stagingand widening a portion of Sepulveda Boulevard. The three properties are locatednear 1751 North Sepulveda Boulevard. The first property will be used as aconstruction staging area only and is approximately 2 acres. An entry permit willbe issued for this property. The second and third properties are less than 0.5 acreeach and will become part of Sepulveda Boulevard. An entry permit will be issuedfor preliminary access, and once construction is completed, a permanent roadeasement will be issued.

2007102018 Meadows at OakmontSanta Rosa, City ofSanta Rosa--Sonoma

NOD

The proposed project involves a major subdivision of the existing 14.75 acre site atthe southwest corner of State Highway 12 and Oakmont Drive. Thirty-twosingle-family residential lots ranging in size from 6,060 square-feet to 1.49 acresare arranged on either side of the proposed continuation of Pine Valley Drive.Nineteen of the lots back onto State of California right-of-way on the west side ofHighway 12. Four additional single-family parcels are proposed as part of a small

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lot subdivision with the required Conditional Use Permit application.

Two commercial parcels are proposed on Oakmont Drive, on either side of StoneBridge Road. Lot 36 is 0.76 acre and Lot 38 is approximately 175 acres. Themulti-family parcel, proposed Lot 37, is approximately 1.61 acres and is accessedfrom Stone Bridge Road, directly across from the small lot subdivision.

2007112025 Big Lagoon Park Company Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit(CDP-06-83/SP-06-91)Humboldt County Community Development ServicesTrinidad--Humboldt

NOD

A Coastal Development Permit and Special Permit for major vegetation removal inthe Coastal Zone. The applicants propose to remove approximately 43 trees (40Sitka spruce, 1 red alder, 2 cypress) within the Big Lagoon Park Company land.Big Lagoon Park consists of approximately 78 individual residences within acommon parcel. The trees are all within the general vicinity of cabins, water lines,and the water tank, and have been deemed by a Registered Professional Foresterto be diseased or dangerous. The construction of a 10,500 gallon reinforcedconcrete water tank is also proposed. The tank will be approximately 14 feet indiameter and approximately 14 feet high. There is an existing redwood water tankthat will be left in place and used for storing water for emergencies. No otherdevelopment is proposed. Approximately 30 cubic yards of fill will be required forthe pad of the new water tank. The parcel is served by community water and onsite septic systems.

2007112046 North Ravine Estates (PSUB T20060791)Placer County Planning DepartmentAuburn--Placer

NOD

Propose to subdivide a 11.7-acre parcel into 11 custom home sites, ranging from0.07 to 0.88 acres, an open space to preserve the area.

2008018150 Lassen County Selling a ParcelCaltrans #2--Lassen

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The project proposes to sell a parcel of land owned by the Department ofTransportation (Caltrans) to Lassen County, APN #440-02-02. This parcel islocated at the intersection of State Route 36 (Main Street) / Fair Grounds Roadintersection in Susanville, P.M. 26.22, and had previously been part of theoperation right of way. This parcel is landscaped and maintained by CaltransMaintenance Department in Susanville.

2008018151 Safety ImprovementCaltrans #2--Shasta

NOE

Caltrans proposes to improve safety by widening the eastbound shoulder to eightfeet. The current width of the EB shoulder varies from zero to four feet. The F+1accident rate at this location is double the statewide average. THe large pulloutjust east of the private residence driveway will be used as an equipment stagingarea and material disposal site. No permits will be needed.

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2008018152 Agreement 2007-0234-R4; San Luis Obispo Creek; Bridge WideningFish & Game #4--San Luis Obispo

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The proposed project will widen both abutments on the sout side of San LuisObispo Creek Bridge to accommodate the addition of a five-foot wide sidewalk.During construction, some of the wooden form work support may be placed in thecreek bed, but iwll straddle the live channel. No permanent structures orequipment would be placed in the creek, and debris will be prevented from fallinginto the creek.

2008018153 Paradise Valley Golf COurse Creek Bank RepairFish & Game #3Fairfield--Solano

NOE

The City of Fairfield is proposing to rebuild the stream bank and repair/widen thespillway channel on Laurel Creek which is a tributary to Suisun Slough. Due tointensive rain and flows during storms in early 2006, overtopping of a detentionpond at the spillway resulted in deep erosion of the stream bank over a relativelysmall area. In anticipation of an increasing frequency of storm events exceedingthe original design storm magnitude, modifications to the off-stream detentionpond and related features are proposed. SAA #1600-2007-0041-3.

2008018154 Agreement 2007-0257-R4; Unnamed Tributaries Musick Creek; Culvert RepairFish & Game #4--Fresno

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Add two feet of corrugated metal pipe culvert to the culvert inlet at PM 41.13 and42.73. At all the rest of the locations, the metal culverts will be relined to preventrusting and extent the life of the culvert. None of the work will require equipmentto enter the creek beds, only foot crews with hand tools.

2008018155 Application to Appropriate Water Application #30808State Water Resources Control BoardSacramento--Sacramento

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Application 30808 requests a water right permit to continue collecting 10 acre-feetper annum (afa) in an existing reservoir. The applicant has documented that thereservoir was in existence prior to 1974. Pursuant to Application 30808, water willbe used for irrigation of 16 acres of grapes.

2008018156 Invasive Plant Treatment and Re-vegetation: San Diego RiverSan Diego River ConservancySan Diego--San Diego

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Weed (invasive non-native plant) control on undeveloped properties in projectarea. Treated plants will be reduced by mowing and chipping. All work areas willhave native re-vegetation. Bulk of site is DFG property- and work will occur undertheir supervision. Work will lower extreme fire and flood risk at site (dense Arundostands), and significantly enhance habitat.

2008018157 Improve Traffic SafetyCaltrans #2--Trinity

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Add four-foot paved shoulders to an existing section of highway to improve trafficsafety. The project is located in Trinity County on Highway 299 approximately 1/2mile west of Swede Creek Road. The full scope of work includes grading theunimproved shoulder and the toe of the slope along the west bound travel laneand adding four-foot paved shoulders, in addition to grading the unimprovedshoulder along the east bound travel lane and adding four-foot paved shoulders.

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2008018158 Improve SafetyCaltrans #2--Trinity

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This project is being proposed to improve safety of the existing road from post mile2.2-2.6 on State Highway 299 in Trinity County. The existing road hassubstandard design geometrics that will be improved by modifying the horizontalcurves, super elevation, road profile, and widening the shoulders to increasing theclear recovery area. The existing geographic constraints, utilities, and limitedfunding are the challenges that limit the design options for this project.

2008018159 9 LocationsCaltrans #3--Humboldt

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Rehabilitate Culverts: This project proposes to repair and rehabilitate drainageculverts at eight locations along Hwy 299 in Humboldt County. The eight locationsare located within a 20-mile stretch of the Hwy 299 between PM R8.00 andR28.36. The culverts need rehabilitation due to deterioration and invert attrition.All work will be done within Caltrans right-of-way.

2008018160 Estero Bluffs State Park Interpretive Panel InstallationParks and Recreation, Department of--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Install four interpretive panels at trailheads located Estero bluffs State Park toprovide cultural and natural information. Work will excavate eight holes formounting posts approximately 2 feet in depth using a post-hole digger or powercuger to. Panel display cases will consist of powder coated or anodized aluminumset in concrete.

2008018161 Grade Damp One DrivewayParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

Grade and recontour an existing gravel driveway to the Camp One dining hallcomplex at Mendocino Woodlands State Park to direct runoff away from thehistoric structures. Work will grade and contour approximately 38 linear feet ofdriveway to a maximum depth of four inches to create a drainage swale to directwater away from the structures and result in a total graded area of approximately700 sq. ft.

2008018161 Grade Damp One DrivewayParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

Grade and recontour an existing gravel driveway to the Camp One dining hallcomplex at Mendocino Woodlands State Park to direct runoff away from thehistoric structures. Work will grade and contour approximately 38 linear feet ofdriveway to a maximum depth of four inches to create a drainage swale to directwater away from the structures and result in a total graded area of approximately700 sq. ft.

2008018162 Replace Sea Arch Pump BuildingParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

Rebuild the Sea Arch water pump house on the west headlands at MendocinoHeaedlands State Park. The existing 8' x 18' building and water system will bereplaced. The footprint of the new building will be moved 6' to the north to cover

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an exposed well head, and widened 6" around the perimeter of the building toallow for a new stem wel. Ground disturbance will include excavation to a depth of6" to form the stem wall, and minor grading around the perimeter to divert surfacedrainage from the building.

2008018163 Quail Ridge Reserve Land Acquisition, Phase IIICalifornia State Coastal Conservancy--Napa

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This project will result in the acquisition by the University of California of twoparcels totaling approximately 157 acrea above the south shore of Lake Berryessain Napa County. The UC is acquiring the property on behalf of the University ofCalifornia Natural Reserve System and the property will be incorporated into theapproximately 2,000-acre Quail Ridge Reserve.

2008018165 California Training Facility - Minor Alterations Maintenance and ReplacemetnCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofSoledad--Monterey

NOE

In 2003 the method of disinfecting the potable water at CTF was changed fromgas chlorination (gas chlorine in 150lb cylinders) to sodium hypo chlorination(liquid sodium hypochlorite in 50-gallon plastic containers). The CaliforniaDepartment of Public Health, Drinking Water Program inspected the CTF facility in2006 and found the change in chlorination method. Since this is a differentmethod of water treatment, the drinking water regulations require a permitamendment for the water system.

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2007041060 Cypress Street Reservoir ProjectLomita, City ofLomita, Rolling Hills Estates--Los Angeles

EIR 03/07/2008

The proposed project consists of replacing the existing Cypress Street Reservoirwith a larger capacity reservoir, and developing a water treatment facility to utilizethe City's existing Well No. 5. The proposed water facilities would serve Zone I ofthe City of Lomita (portion of Lomita northerly of Pacific Coast Highway), andwould provide a backup source to the water service zones south of Pacific CoastHighway.

The existing Cypress Street Reservoir, which is operated by the City of Lomita'sWater System, has been in continuous use as a reservoir since about 1929. Thisreservoir is a concrete-style, rectangular tank constructed in two parts with a totalcapacity of about 1,000,000 gallons. The operational capacity of the reservoir wasreduced to about 265,000 gallons in 1970, due to decreasing structural integrity.

The proposed project would demolish the existing reservoir and replace it with anapproximately 5-million gallon concrete tank reservoir.

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2005012076 Natomas LandingSacramento, City ofSacramento--Sacramento

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The project consists of employment center, commercial, and freeway buffer uses.Employment center uses include office, educational, support retail, or other usesallowed within an employment center zone. The commercial use area includes acombination of larger, nationally known retail uses and pedestrian-scaledvillage-like retail uses. A freeway buffer would include landscaping and amulti-use trail.

2006082008 Pott Timber Harvest and Vineyard ConversionForestry and Fire Protection, Department ofYountville--Napa

MND 02/21/2008

A 6.4 acre vineyard and 11.6 acre timber harvest is proposed on 76 acres. Thetimber harvest proposes a 2.6 acre D-Fir Xmas tree farm and 9 acres selectionharvest. Previously a plum orchard, the area has returned to forest and requires aTHP and TCP. Recirculated because of new potentially significant effectsassociated with a change in access to the property. Original MND and THPincluded on attached CD.

2006122022 Use Permit Application No. 2006-37 - Grover Landscape ServicesStanislaus County--Stanislaus

MND 02/21/2008

Request to expand an existing composting business (established in 1999) byadding an additional 50 acres of land, consisting largely of an old runway. GroverLandscape is presently on a 63 acre portion of this 123.54 acre parcel. The 50acre paved runway area is very desirable for composting because it provides anall weather surface that can be used during the summer and winter months.

2008012085 OCSD Water Service Zone ExpansionOccidental Community Services District--Sonoma

MND 02/21/2008

The project would extend Service Zone 1 to the four parcels owned by the CYOCamp and would serve two adjacent parcels that are developed and need reliablewater as well as one other discontiguous parcel that is currently served.Incorporation of the parcels into the service zone would not result in any physicalchanges. A new OCSD water service zone map would be recorded upon OCSDapproval to document the new water service area. The project would include theintertie of the OCSD water distribution system to the CYO Camp distributionsystem. The intertie would be approximately 600 feet of six-inch main from theexisting OCSD main in Bohemian Highway to the existing CYO Camp distributionsystem. Trenching for the water main intertie would be within an existing roadway.

2008012084 Public Safety Driver Training Center ProjectSan Jose, City ofSan Jose--Santa Clara

NOP 02/21/2008

The project proposes the development of a Driver Training Center (DTC) on theproperty. A DTC is a live track instructional driving facility. The facility will be usedprimarily for teaching defensive and emergency driving techniques to public safetyagencies. The DTC will also provide driver safety classes for members of thepublic who will pay for the classes. The DTC will be operated and maintained bythe San Jose Police Department. The proposed DTC will include the followingcomponents: a city street grid, colission avoidance strip, skid pad, clasroombuildings, vehicle storage carport, surface parking lot, and operational and security

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lighting. Training activities will begin at 7:00 am and end at 10:00 pm, Mondaythrough Sunday with most operations occuring from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Mondaythrough Saturday.

2008011086 District Support Services Complex Development Plan and Zone ChangeSnowline Joint Unified School District--San Bernardino

Neg 02/21/2008

The project is a centralized support services complex that would house variousDistrict departments and amenities. The complex would include one main buildingand three smaller portable buildings, totaling approximately 44,862 square feet ofbuilding space. The main 29,662-square-foot building would house the District'scentral kitchen, food services department, purchasing department, reprographicsdepartment, and a 14,680-square-foot warehouse.

2008011087 Monterey County Govt. Center Parking StructureMonterey County Public Works DepartmentSalinas--Monterey

Neg 02/21/2008

The MCGC Parking Structure project would be located on an existing surfaceparking lot off of West Alisal Street, between Cayuga and Capitol Streets. Theproject proposes a multi-level parking structure consisting of up to 550 parkingspaces on 5 levels, plus a 3/4 underground level. The structural footprint would beapproximately 35,000 square feet, constructed on a 43,400 square foot parcel,with a structural height of up to 57 feet. The parking structure would be for Countyand Court employees and contractor use only. There would be no public accessor parking for jurors or visitors.

2008012080 233 West Edith - 07-SD-03Los Altos, City ofLos Altos--Santa Clara

Neg 02/21/2008

The project includes a tentative map application to subdivide the property at 233West Edith Avenue into three parcels. The proposed subdivision would divide anexisting 41,647 square foot parcel into three parcels of 11,065 square feet, 10,962square feet, and 10,980 square feet, with a private street cul-de-sac of 7,155square feet and a right-of-way dedication to the City of 1,485 square feet. Theproject includes the demolition of all existing structures on the property, includingthe main residence that is listed in the City's Historic Resources Inventory.

2008012081 Petersen Final Map SubdivisionHumboldt County Community Development Services--Humboldt

Neg 02/21/2008

A Major Subdivision of an approximately one acre parcel into 6 parcels ofapproximately 6,747 square feet each. The Final Map will be recorded in twophases. Phase 1 will consist of lots 1-3 and Phase 2 will consist of lots 4-6 whichwill be recorded separately. An exception to the solar shading requirements isrequested. All parcels will be served with water and sewer by McKinleyvilleCommunity Services District.

2008012082 Machado Use Permit and Tentative Parcel MapSacramento CountyIsleton--Sacramento

Neg 02/21/2008

1. A Tentative Parcel Map to divide 370 acres into four lots and a designatedremainder on property zoned AG-80(F) and Lower Andrus Island Special PlanningArea.2. A Conditional Use Permit to allow single family residences on lots created afterMarch 10, 1993.

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2007122036 Windsor Redwoods Affordable Apartments UP 06-16Windsor, City ofWindsor--Sonoma

Oth

Request of a Use Permit for a multi-family affordable rental project with 65 units on2.72 +/- acres. The project is a mix of two and three story buildings located withinthe Shiloh Road Village Vision Plan area. A portion of Kendall Way will beconstructed to provide access to the project from Old Redwood Highway, asshown on the Shiloh Road Village Vision Plan. The project has two zoning districtsand has requested a density bonus and incentives for development of the site.

1994112036 Jennings Road Reorganization and Co-Composting OperationModesto, City ofModesto--Stanislaus

NOD

This new SWFP is to permit the continued operation of an existing compostingfacility, permitting up to 500 tons per day of green waste, food waste, and Class Bbiosolids, adding new equipment including a horizontal grinder, adding commercialfood waste, more residential food waste, paper and other compostable organics tothe list of feedstock materials, adding a new modular scale-house and officebuilding and relocating the existing building used as a training/educational room.

2004051020 Fillmore Water Recycling Plant (FWRP)Fillmore, City ofFillmore--Ventura

NOD

Development of a water recycling plant designed to meet the City of Fillmore'slong-term wastewater treatment needs and water quality standards established bythe Regional Water Quality Control Board - Los Angeles and CaliforniaDepartment of Health Services.

2004081183 Cross Valley Canal Expansion ProjectKern County Water AgencyBakersfield--Kern

NOD

The proopsed project is a new turnout, to be located just upstream of Check 29 ofthe California Aqueduct, with associated inverted siphon pipeline, metering andhead-works modifications necessary to convey 500 cfs from the Aqueduct to Pool1 of the CVC. This permanent turnout structure on the California Aqueduct is partof the larger Cross Valley Canal Expansion Project.

2006041083 Conditional Use Permit No. 3145, Revised Permit No. 2Riverside County-IndioThousand Oaks--Riverside

NOD

This new SWFP is for the continuation of a recycling facility with the processing ofused concrete (including concrete with rebar, concrete with wire mesh), asphalt,gunite, tile, marble, gypsum, sand, street sweepings, vitreous china and naturalrocks, expansion of the existing facility from 20 acres to 25 acres, a designcapacity of 1500 tons per day with a daily peak tonnage of 1200 tons per day, apeak daily vehicle county of 450 vehicles and 24 hours per day operation duringpeak periods.

2006061071 Auburn Bluffs Tentative Subdivision Map and Tree Permit (SUB 07-3 and TP07-13)Auburn, City ofAuburn--Placer

NOD

The request includes a Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide a 9.6 acre parcelinto 29 single family residential lots and a Tree Permit to allow the removal of +/-

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37 native trees.

2006091070 Solid Waste Facility Permit RevisionPaso Robles, City ofPaso Robles--San Luis Obispo

NOD

The revised SWFP will increase the annual peak tonnage to 75,000 tons per year,increasing peak daily tonnage to 450 tons per day and changing the operatinghours to begin at 7:00 am. No changes were proposed for the types of waste to beaccepted for disposal, the landfill footprint, final grades or capacity.

2007031143 Coachella Valley Composting Facility (CVCF)Riverside County Waste Management DepartmentCoachella--Riverside

NOD

This new SWFP is for the expansion of an existing composting facility, change theoperator to Agri Services, Inc., set daily capacity of material intake at 250 tons perday not to exceed 75,000 tons per year, allow the use of liquid grease-trap wasteto supplement process water usage, up to 12,500 gallons per day, allow the use offood waste as a feed stock, up to 150 tons per day not to exceed 10,000 tons peryear, change the method of composting from the Windrow Composting Method tothe Grid Composting Method, whenever applicable.

2007061121 Tentative Tract Map 18336Adelanto, City ofAdelanto--San Bernardino

NOD

A request by the applicant, Norris Karney III, to subdivide four parcels totaling27.64 acres into 96 single family residential lots within the Medium DensityResidential (R3-8) zoning district located on the southwest corner of Holly Roadand Jonathan Street.

2007062016 Natomas Levee Improvement Program Landside Improvements ProjectSacramento Area Flood Control AgencySacramento--Sacramento

NOD

To place fill to raise and realign approximately 5.3 miles of levee; and constructapproximately 4.3 miles of seepage cutoff wall along the left (south) bank of theNatomas Cross Canal. The project is located in Sacramento, between Howsleyand Sankey Roads.

2007121077 Wasco High School Sports Complex and Classroom ExpansionWasco Union High School DistrictWasco--Kern

NOD

The proposed Project includes the construction and operation of an 18-acre sportscomplex on the west side of the existing Wasco Union High School as well as theaddition of 2 new classroom wings, each with 9 classrooms and 1 restroom, on theeast side of the existing campus. The sports complex will include 1 baseballdiamond with a 2,800 sq. ft. concession building, 2 softball fields, 2 soccer fields, 8tennis courts, a field house/maintenance building, and an additional 162-spaceparking lot. Additionally, two crosswalks will be implemented across Palm Avenueto allow access to the sports complex.

2008019008 Conditional Use Permit No. 2000-04263 (Tracking No. CUP2007-05266)Anaheim, City ofAnaheim--Orange

NOD

Request to reinstate a previously-approved Conditional Use Permit to retain ateleconferencing center and private conference/training center with waiver ofminimum number of parking spaces and to amend conditions of approval toremove a time limitation.

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2008019009 Conditional Use Permit No. 3598 (Tracking No. CUP2007-05262)Anaheim, City ofAnaheim--Orange

NOD

Request to reinstate Conditional use Permit No. 3598 which permits a school inconjunction with a church and amend conditions of approval to remove a timelimitation.

2008019010 Conditional Use Permit No. 2007-05264Anaheim, City ofBrea--Orange

NOD

Request to construct a telecommunications facility disguised as a pine tree, orother object, with a height that exceeds thirty feet and with accessoryground-mounted equipment.

2008018164 Expansion of the State Water Project's John E. Skinner Fish Facility to include aDelta Smelt RefugiaWater Resources, Department ofByron--Contra Costa

NOE

This project will expand existing DWR-owned fish protection facilities to include anew Delta smelt refugia. Construction will be correct drainage problems byre-grading portions of site, pour a new concrete pad measuring approximately 30'x 85', and install a new 30' x 70' shade canopy, a 12' x 60' office trailer, two 8' x 40'storage containers, a back-up diesel power generator, accessory water supply andsewer drainage plumbing, and various other fish tanks, handling, and laboratoryequipment.

2008018166 Leach Field -- Septic Tank Replacement at Restrooms 5, 6, & 7Parks and Recreation, Department of--Shasta

NOE

Replace failing septic tanks and associated leach fields at Restrooms 5, 6, & 7 atMcArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park to comply with health and safetystandards. Work will excavate six to seven feet around the existing septic tanks toremove and replace with new tanks; a 1,200 gallon tank at Restrooms 5 and 7 anda 3,200 gallon tank with supporting equipment at Restroom 6. Work will alsoexcavate three to four trenches 2 2/- feet wide by 100 to 150 fee long at a depth of24 to 30 inches to install leach fields and abandon the existing systems in-place.Previously undisturbed ground will require a Native Amerian monitor.

2008018167 North Coast IRWMP: Component 2.9 Mettole Integrated Water ManagementProgramHumboldt County Community Development Services--Humboldt

NOE

Installation of water tanks for Streamflow enhancement, installation ofGroundwater wells, and Riparian Restoration.

2008018168 Yosemite Shore Line Boxcar CoverParks and Recreation, Department of--Tuolumne

NOE

Construct a temporary shed over the Yosemite Short Line Boxcar, a historicwooden boxcar located within the park. The purpose of the roof is to cover andprotect the historic relic from further damage and deterioration caused by theelements of weather. Work includes installing 8 vertical wooden posts set 24"deep in concrete footings; building a new wooden-framed roof structure measuring336 sq. ft. in size and supported on vertical posts; and covering the framing with

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corrugated steel sheeting to form a roof consistent with the architectural style ofthe adjacent historic buildings.

2008018169 Board of Parole HearingsCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofDublin--Alameda

NOE

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Board of ParoleHearings, proposes to lease ~4,165 sq. ft. of existing office space to house 14staff for the Board of Parole Hearings. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas,wastewater, and refuse removal services to adequately serve this property.

2008018170 Human Resources & Selection and StandardsCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofSacramento--Sacramento

NOE

The California Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Human Resources andSelection and Standards Division, proposes to lease ~125,237 sq. ft. of existingoffice space to house 562 staff for Human Resources and Selection andStandards. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuseremoval services to adequately serve this property.

2008018171 Extension of Time 2007-091 for Tentative Subdivision Tract Map 2003-088 forCalaveras Oaks, Greg Opinski, President, OP Development, Inc.Calaveras County Planning Department--Calaveras

NOE

Extension of Time 2007-091 for Tentative Subdivision Tract Map 2003-088(Resolution 04-122) dividing 28.1+/- acres into 25 lots each of about 1 acre in size.

2008018172 2007-43 TPM for Angelo AthansCalaveras County Planning Department--Calaveras

NOE

The applicants are requesting approval of a Land Use Application (2007-043) fora Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) to divide a 0.81 acre parcel (APN 061-054-018)located within the Peninsula Estates tract in Copperopolis into 2 parcels being0.51 acres and 0.30 acres respectively. This property was originally two parcelswhen the Peninsula Estates tract was approved and was later merged into oneparcel.

2008018173 CNG Bus Enclosure ScreeningParks and Recreation, Department of--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Install ~35 one-gallon plants around the CNG bus parking and fueling areaadjacent to the Hearst Castle Visitor Center Maintenance Yard at Hearst SanSimeon State Historic Monument to provide vegetative screening. Additional workwill install a drip irrigation system to establish the new plants and new signage todiscourage the public from wandering onto the bus facility.

2008018174 Outdoor Shower RelocationParks and Recreation, Department of--San Luis Obispo

NOE

Relocate an existing outdoor shower located at the lower parking lot at WilliamRandolph Hearst Beach, San Simeon State Park to eliminate health risks andimprove drainage. The project will remove the old structure and construct a newdrainage system, platform and shower in the northwest corner of the parking lot.The drainage structure will require a hole in the beach sand ~6' in diamater and 3'deep. Water will be provided through an existing delivery system. Additional workwill modify a beach access gate at the new location to accommodate the new

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facility and maintain an emergency access route.

2008018175 Mt. Havalia/Turback Creek Phase 2 Fuel BreakForestry and Fire Protection, Department of--Tuolumne

NOE

The objective of this project is to construct a defensible fuel break ~3 miles longalong the south and east sides of Tuolumne City. This fuel break will be ~3 mileslong and 300' wide. 168 acres are planned for treatment. Treatment consists ofmechanically shredding (masticating) and hand cutting/piling of brush and smalltrees. Residual trees will be pruned to a height of 8'. Piles of brush will be burnedafter sufficient drying time. All overstory trees will be retained. Target spacing fortrees and vegetation is the same as published in the guidelines (Make Your HomeFire Safe) for creating defensible space around structures.

2008018176 Dock for 7027 Garden Highway, Sacramento RiverFish & Game #2Sacramento--Sacramento

NOE

The construction and placement of a new 42' x 25' (595 sq. ft.) private boat dockand a 69'9" high tensile steel ramp on the Sacramento River. The boat ramp willbe constructed with reinforced concrete and engineered footings; along with steelframed wooden decked floating platforms.

2008018177 10441 Magnolia PPD-736Stanton, City ofStanton--Orange

NOE

A Precise Plan of Development PPD-736 for the construction of a 1,945 squarefoot addition and parking lot and landscape improvements to an existing retailcenter on the property located at 10441 Magnolia Avenue in the C-1(Neighborhood Commercial) zone.

2008018178 Bon Vivant Cafe C07-07Stanton, City ofStanton--Orange

NOE

A Conditional Use Permit C07-07 for on-sale alcohol sales of beer and wine, andlive entertainment in conjunction with an existing bona-fide restaurant within thePD-C (Planned Development-Commercial) zone.

2008018179 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0448, South Fork of theSalmon River, tributary to the Klamath RiverFish & Game #1Weed--Siskiyou

NOE

Recreational placer mining of a floodplain on Forest Service Land that iscompletely constrained by a vertical bedrock wall that separates the operationsarea from the river.

2008018180 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0624; Clear Creek,tributary to Hamilton BranchFish & Game #1--Lassen

NOE

The work authorized by the this Agreement is limited to: Replacing oneundersized double- corrugated metal pipe (CMP) crossing with one single-cellreinforced concrete box culvert, and 2) placing approximatey 55 cubic-yards ofrock slope protection (RSP) on the banks and within the channel of Clear Creek.

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2008018181 San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District Rule Development: Rule3010San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District--San Joaquin, Fresno, Kern, Kings, Madera, Merced, ...

NOE

The District is proposing amendments that consist of an immediate eight-percentincrease in most District fees, followed by a second eight-percent increase in FY09/10, and an expansion of the applicability of the permit application evaluation feeso that the costs of application processing are directly recovered by the District viathe assessment of an hourly fee.

2008018182 Sewer Pipeline Realignment Project 2008Truckee Sanitary DistrictTruckee--Nevada

NOE

This project consists of the realignment of approximately 1615 linear feet ofexisting sanitary sewer gravity pipelines in the Truckee area to remove sags thatrequire frequent maintenance. Newly installed pipe will have the same diameteras existing pipe. No increase in capacity will be created by this project.

2008018183 Jackson Residence Tentative Parcel Map and ExceptionSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel map to divide approximately0.67 acres into two (2) single family lots in the RD-20 zone. The project alsoincludes an Exception to the 40-foot required public street frontage to allow Lot Bto be served by a private drive in the RD-20 zone. Note: Each lot is currentlydeveloped with a single family residence.

2008018184 Clearwire Marconi & Watt Wireless Site Use PermitSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow a wireless communicationsfacility on an existing 78-foot high building on approximately 17 acres in the BP(Business Professional) zone. The facility consists of the installation of a total ofthree (3) panel antennas, four (4) microwave dishes and one (1) GPS antennamounted on the facade of two existing penthouses on the roof of the existingbuilding (two antennas and three dishes on the east penthouse, and on antennaand one dish on the west penthouse). One (1) equipment cabinet will be locatedwithin a 121 square foot lease area in the basament parking area of the building.

2008018185 Sanjani Boundary Line AdjustmentSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Boundry Line Adjustment to reconfigure the lotlines among three (3) existing lots on 3.63+/- acres in the M-1 zone.

2008018186 Metcalf/Peterson Boundary Line AdjustmentSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Boundary Line Adjustment between two (2)parcels allowing one parcel to acquire a portion of the side yard of another parcelin the RD-2 (NPA) zone, in the Carmichael Colony Negihborhood PreservationArea.

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2008018187 Eisenhower Tentative Parcel MapSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide a 0.42+/-acreparcel into two (2) single-family lots in the RD-5 zone. An Exception from Title22.110.070 (d) of the Sacramento County Land Development Ordinance to allow aresidential lot depth of less than the minimum 95 feet for the proposed rear lot.

2008018188 Clearwire Wireless CA-SAC-164 Use PermitSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow a wireless facility on theroof of an existing building in the RD-30 zone. The facility proposes three (3)antennas at an elevation of 40+/- feet and three (3) microwave antennas at thesame height on a proposed roof mounted tripod. In addition, one (1) equipmentcabinet is proposed in a 49+/- square foot leased area at the base of the tripod.

2008018189 Clearwire Wireless Site CA-SAC040 Use PermitSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow a collocation wirelessfacility, on an existing 2.35 acre site in the RD-20 zone. The collocation willconsists of the addition of three panel antenna with attached BTS radios at anelevation of approximately 110 feet, and three microwave antennas at an elevationof approximately 106 feet on the legs on an existing 197 foot tall water tower. One49 square foot equipment cabinet will be located near the base of the tower.

2008018190 Dewitt Residential Accessory Dwelling Use PermitSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow the conversion of a barninto a residential accessory dwellon a 10,675+/- square footparcel zoned AR-1.The residential accessory dwelling will be 1,000+/- square feet, consisting of475+/- square feet of livable space and 525+/- square feet of garage.

2008018191 Tillett Residential Accessory Dwelling Use PermitSacramento County--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow a residential accessorydwelling unit of up to 1,200 square feet on approximately 4.34+/- Cares in theAR-5/AR-5 (F) zone.

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2005092041 Riolo Vineyards Specific Plan EIR (PEIR T20050185)Placer CountyRoseville--Placer

EIR 03/10/2008

Proposes to develop a residential community which includes open space andrecreational components. The Specific Plan provides a tentative subdivision mapand related entitlements for future commercial and residential developments onparcels within the Plan area.

2007041080 Strand Ranch Integrated Banking ProjectRosedale-Rio Bravo Water Storage District--Kern

EIR 03/10/2008

Rosedale and IRWD propose to develop groundwater banking facilities on theStrand Ranch for use by both districts. Strand Ranch is located in unincorporatedKern County approximately six miles west of the City of Bakersfield. Facilitieswould be constructed to recharge and recover up to 17,500 acre-feet per year (afy)for IRWD. When not in use by IRWD, the facilities could also be used by Rosedaleto serve its existing commitments. IRWD would be provided a cumulativemaximum banking allotment (maximum storage capacity) with Rosedale's existingGroundwater Storage, Banking, Exchange, Extraction & Conjunctive Use Programof 50,000 af. All groundwater banking facilities on the Strand Ranch would beowned by IRWD and operated and maintained by Rosedale for the duration of theproposed project.

2008011089 South Tulare No. 20, Annexation No. 2007-02 and Zone Amendment No. 662Tulare, City ofTulare--Tulare

MND 02/22/2008

1. Project consists of annexation of 292.35 acres and pre-zoning property to M-1(light industrial) for primarily warehouse/distribution uses. It is projected that futuredevelopment of the site could include 22 to 30 buildings, totaling approximately4,150,000 square feet covering approximately 35 to 40 percent of the site.Individual buildings would be 100,000 to 400,000 square feet. It is estimated thatbuild-out would occur over the next 10 to 20 years. At total build-out, the industrialdevelopment could employ approximately 6,500 employees. As developmentoccurs, site specific environmental review would be conducted.

2008011093 UCI East Campus Student Housing Phase III Development ProjectUniversity of California, IrvineIrvine--Orange

MND 02/22/2008

Implementation of the proposed project would construct student housingcomprising approximately 1,760 student bed spaces on two separate sites totalingapproximately 16 acres and an approximately 1,700 space parking structure onapproximately five acres on UCI's East Campus. The proposed project would alsoincorporate roadway enhancements to California Avenue, landscape andstreetscape improvements, utility extensions and storm drainage improvements.

2008011096 RCCD Riverside Campus, Nursing and Physical Sciences BuildingRiverside Community College DistrictRiverside--Riverside

MND 02/22/2008

The Riverside Community College District is proposing to construct three buildingsto house the Nursing and Physical Science programs. The proposed site area is139,503 gross square feet (gsf). The proposed project site is currently utilized as aparking lot on the RCC Riverside campus. The proposed buildings, totaling 42,684square feet, will provide additional space for the nursing, mathematics, and lifesciences programs and will include general classrooms, specialized wet and dry

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laboratories, a community lab, a human patient simulator lab, meeting roomssuitable for teleconferencing and video-streaming of lecture, utility building andfaculty offices in a central campus location.

2008011097 General Permit for Site-wide Groundwater Remediation ProjectRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe--San Bernardino

MND 02/22/2008

PG&E proposes to implement various groundwater remediation methods to cleanup hexavalent chromium in the aquifer. The remedial actions include (1)groundwater extraction and management and (2) in-situ remediation using injectedreagents.

2008011091 Paseo de la Playa - 101 Garden Street, 222 Santa Brabara Street and 301 E.Yanonali StreetSanta Barbara, City ofSanta Barbara--Santa Barbara

NOP 02/22/2008

The project would result in the redevelopment of three distinct sites locatedbetween Highway 101 and the Waterfront, in the East Beach neighborhood of theCity of Santa Barbara, resulting in a total of 108 residential units and 44,558square feet (net) of commercial/office development. Anticipated uses in thecommercial development include a market, restaurant, mini-storage and servicecommercial uses.

2008011092 Colton Lee Manufactured Housing Community, GPA/ZN/CUP Case Nos.GP05-0009/ZN05-0012, LU05-0121Ventura CountySimi Valley--Ventura

NOP 02/22/2008

The project consists of a General Plan Amendment, Zone Chnage, andConditional Use Permit in order to develop a 100-dwelling unit, leaseholdmanufactured housing community. The proposed land use/zoning designationwould be "RPD-5.14 du/ac".

2008011088 Martin Metals Finishing and Chemical Technology LabsToxic Substances Control, Department ofLynwood--Los Angeles

Neg 03/03/2008

Draft Amended Closure Plan for the Martin Metal Finishing and ChemicalTechnology Labs facility.

2008011090 Altadena Community Standards District AmendmentLos Angeles County Department of Regional Planning--Los Angeles

Neg 02/22/2008

The project consists of a Community Standards District (CSD) zoning ordinanceamendment. The objective of the CSD amendment, which would establishadditional development standards and design guidelines for R-2 (Two-FamilyResidence) and R-3 (Limited Multiple Residence) zoned properties withinAltadena, is to ensure that future residential developments are compatible with thecommunity's existing development pattern as well as the goals, objectives, andpolicies of the Altadena Community Plan. Policies specifically address structureheight, building, stepback, and landscaping. This is not a development project nordoes it propose additional development beyond what is currently allowed underthe existing Altadena Community Plan and zoning ordinance.

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2008011094 South Tulare No. 19, Annexation No. 2007-01 and Zone Amendment No. 663Tulare, City ofTulare--Tulare

Neg 02/22/2008

Project consists of annexation of 965 acres and pre-zoning to C-4 (servicecommercial) and C-3 MU (retail commercial- mixed use). Future developmentwould include a super speedway 1-mile D-shaped oval racetrack and drag strip.Both facilities will be surrounded by grandstands and sky boxes with a potentialseating capacity of approximately 50,000 spectators for the super speedway trackand approximately 40,000 for the drag strip. Penthouse condominiums will also beconstructed above the grandstands for maximum comfort and viewingopportunities. Race support facilities will include fuel storage, 50 space garage,multi-story mini storage, medical center and helipad. A law enforcement trainingcenter will be constructed onsite in addition to a City of Tulare police substationand fire station, which will provide service to the site and surrounding area. Thesite will also be developed with a mix of commercial uses including offices,restaurants, gas station, convenience stores, convention center, movie theater,and agri-business technology park, resort hotels and a luxury RV park. Additionalrecreational activities will include exercise facilities, and amusement parkdesigned for all ages, and a 35-acre lake with boat docks providing fishingopportunities. The lake will provide a focal point for large retail anchors. A pondingbasin will also be constructed for storm water retention. Parking will be provided by13 surface parking lots. The project designs are pedestrian friendly and will includea low speed tram system to aid in patron circulation.

2008011095 Fire Station #71 Modernization ProjectFontana, City ofFontana--San Bernardino

Neg 02/22/2008

The existing Fire Station #71 was originally built in 1929, and remodeled in the1930s. It is the oldest, smallest and busiest Fire Station in the City of Fontana,and no longer meets the fire protection and safety needs of the City. The currentsite is limited to less than 0.4 acres in size (16,400 square feet). The site lacksadequate fire truck circulation, driveways, parking and garage area. Theseventy-year old construction materials and building methods do not meet currentseismic safety standards. The Fire Station offices and living quarters are locatedin the original, 1929 building, and are in poor condition. The 1950s era reargarage and storage area is inefficient and unsafe. It needs to be expanded andmodernized to provide adequate fire protection services to the central part of theCity.

2008012086 Sulphur Creek Bank Stabilization DemonstrationPlumas County Planning & Building Services--Plumas

Neg 02/22/2008

Stabilization of eroding stream bank through laying approximately 500 feet of thebanks back to a slope of 1:1. A slope toe and floodplain bench would be built on200 feet of over-steepened slopes. Seven boulder vanes would be installed todirect flow away from the newly sloped banks, into the center of the channel. Alldisturbed cut and fill areas would be planted with local native shrubs and seeds.

2008012087 Boulder Creek Restoration ProjectPlumas County Planning & Building Services--Plumas

Neg 02/22/2008

Boulder Creek Restoration Project seeks to restore approximately 2,982 feet ofchannel and floodplain using geomorphic techniques to raise the base level of thechannel.

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2008012088 Long Valley Restoration ProjectPlumas County Planning & Building Services--Plumas

Neg 02/22/2008

Restoration of 107 acres of meadow floodplain, including 9,000 feet of Long ValleyCreek and 2,000 feet of Little Long Valley Creek. Project activities includgereplacing the gullied Long Valley Creek & Little Long Valley Creek with 34 plugsand 30 ponds, and controlling bank erosion with vegetative planting.

2008012089 Habitat for Humanity East Bay, 10800 Edes AvenueOakland, City ofOakland--Alameda

Neg 02/22/2008

The project involves the construction of 28 affordable, for-sale, single-familyhousing units on a vacant site previously occupied by a greenhouse and brickdisposal/recycling facility. Units would be priced at income levels ranging from 60percent to 100 percent of the Area Median Income (AMI). The proposed projectwould amend the current zoning to R-40 (Garden Apartment Residential), amendthe General Plan land use designation to Mixed Housing Type Residential, amendthe Coliseum Area Redevelopment Plan, and require a planned unit developmentpermit, a conditional use permit, tentative tract map, variances, and design review.The project site is not listed on the Hazardous Waste and Substances and SitesList (the Cortese List).

2003022049 Bair Island Restoration and Management PlanU.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceRedwood City--San Mateo

NOD

Restore 1,600 acres of diked baylands to tidal salt marsh to provide habitat forendangered species and other native wildlife as well as to enhance the public'sappreciation and awareness of the unique resources at Bair Island. Once restored,the site will assist with the preservation and recovery of the California clapper railand the salt mouse harvest mouse.

2006011071 Mesa View School Access RoadYucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School DistrictCalimesa--Riverside

NOD

The District is proposing to construct an extension of Sandalwood Drive, which willextend from the existing intersection of 7th St. (future Roberts Rd.) andSandalwood Dr. to the proposed Street F, then will continue to the intersection ofStreet F and Street G, then will continue to the entrance to the Mesa View School.The area to be disturbed is ~12 acres and the total length of the road is ~1 mile.

2007102064 Cascade Boulevard Realignment ProjectShasta Lake, City ofShasta Lake--Shasta

NOD

The purpose of the project is to realign Cascade Blvd., creating a new intersectionwith Pine Grove Avenue with an associated traffic signal ~340' west of the existingintersection of Cascade Blvd. and Pine Grove Avenue.

2007122015 Fields Landing Boat Ramp Parking and Public Safety Enhancement ProjectHumboldt County--Humboldt

NOD

The proposed project will reconstruct portions of the roadway, provide wideningand new structural sections where required, and overlay/ rehabilitate the existingpavement in areas where feasible to utilize the existing roadway. The project isdesigned to improve transportation facilities and provide a safe route for

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pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists as well as to improve drainage and controlstormwater runoff.

2007122057 KDC-HPB Investments - Vacaville Intelli-CenterVacaville, City ofVacaville--Solano

NOD

Koll Development Co. proposes construction of a 159,000 sf, 3-story officebuilding with landscaping and parking for ~852 vehicles on ~12 acres located onGrassland Drive and adjacent to I-505.

2008018192 Miwok Road Removal and Road-to-Trail ConversionParks and Recreation, Department of--Marin

NOE

At China Camp State Park, remove approximately 3,027 linear feet of the MiwokFire Road. Restore roadbed to natural conditions using heavy equipment to movesoil from road embankment back to roadbed, fill erosion gullies, and re-contourroadbed back to match surrounding topography. In addition, convert 1,591 linearfeet of roadbed to a park trail using soil from road embankment to fill erosiongullies and prepare new trail surface. Use groundcover and shrubs removed fromwork adjacent the roadbed as mulch to cover bare soil on the project site. Theroad-to-trail conversion portion will be multi-use allowing hikers, equestrians, andbicyclists in order to maintain the connection between the Oak Ridge and BayView multi-use trails.

Equipment staging and other project related activities will not occur along the first230 feet of Miwok Road. Best Management Practices will be used duringconstruction activities and incorporated in the project design to control erosion andsediment runoff. In the event that previously undocumented cultural resources areencountered during project construction, work will cease within 30 feet of thelocation of the find until a DPR-qualified archaeologist has evaluated the find andimplemented appropriate treatment and disposition of the artifact(s).

2008018193 Re-route Rhododendron TrailParks and Recreation, Department of--Humboldt

NOE

Re-route approximately 500 feet of the Rhododendron Trail halfway between thejunction of Brown Creek Trail and South Fork Trail in Prairie Creek RedwoodsState Park. Re-shape existing trail section to original, natural contours,re-vegetate with native plants from the new alignment, and close existing section.Build and outslope new trail section to provide proper drainage using constructioncrews with hand tools. New section will restore public access lost when severalgiant redwoods fell across trail, and will reduce erosion caused by unofficial,volunteer trails circumventing the fallen trees.

Best Management Practicies (BMPs) will be in place during all work, to preventpotential erosion, sedimentation, or pollution. Work will be performed outside ofthe breeding season for the northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet. In theevent that previously undocumented cultural resources are encountered duringproject-related activities, all work within 30 feet (i.e., 10 meters) of the find will betemporarily suspended until a DPR-qualified archaeologist has evaluated the find.

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2008018194 California Department of Transportation - Little Grass Valley Creek Culvert RepairRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 1 (North Coast), Santa Rosa--Trinity

NOE

The project involves filling voids beneath the existing culvert invert with grout,paving the invert with an eight-inch thick layer of concrete, constructing a headwallat the culvert inlet, installing rock slope protection (RSP) around the inlet, andremoving select steel members of the existing debris catcher. Heavy equipment,such as backhoes and concrete pumping trucks, will be operated from temporaryaccess roads that will terminate above the stream banks. A temporary sandbagdiversion dam will be installed at a natural bottleneck in the stream locatedapproximately 30 feet upstream of the culvert inlet. A temporary containment damwill be installed approximately 10 feet downstream of the culvert outlet.

2008018195 Skinner Pier Repair and Expansion ProjectRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

NOE

The project involves the modification and expansion of a pier at 227 Drum Road.

2008018196 Approval of Water Right Application 30931 and Petition to Change Water RightLicense 4982 (Application 14842)State Water Resources Control Board, Division of Water Rights--Sonoma

NOE

Applicant/Petitioner filed Water Right Application 30931 on August 18, 1999 and aPetition to Change Water Right License 4982 on October 18, 2004. Theapplication seeks to authorize collection of storage of 82 acre-feet per annum (afa)of water for recreation and fire protection. Collection will take place in tworeservoirs. Seventy-four acre-feet will be held in an existing 122 acre-foot capacityreservoir, Lowe Reservoir. The remaining capacity of Lowe Reservoir is alreadyauthorized under License 4928 (Application 14842). The remaining 8 acre-feetsought under Application 30391 will be held in a second existing reservoir, FrogReservoir. The petition to change License 4982 seeks to delete irrigation as apurpose of use and to add stockwatering, recreation, fire protection and fish andwildlife enhancement as purposes of use. Approval of the application and petitionwill collectively: (1) authorize a total of 130 acre-feet of storage in two existingreservoirs; and (2) result in a net decrease in the amount of water authorized to bewithdrawn and used from four sources.

2008018197 Blair Ranch AcquisitionCalifornia State Coastal ConservancyMorgan Hill--Santa Clara

NOE

Habitat preservation, open space protection, public access and incidentalagricultural use. The 865.4-acre acquisition will be afforded permanentconservation protection as an addition to the neighboring Ranch Cañada del OroOpen Space Preserve, owned and managed by the Santa Clara County OpenSpace Authority.

2008018199 Plata Support Division/Division of Correctional Health Care Services-BakersfieldCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofBakersfield--Kern

NOE

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Plata SupportDivision/Division of Correctional Health Care Services, proposes to leaseapproximately 12,464 square feet of new office space to house 72 staff for thePlata Support Division/Division of Correctional Health Care Services CentralOffice. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuse removal

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2004112037 1000 16th Street Urban Mixed-Use ProjectSan Francisco Planning DepartmentSan Francisco--San Francisco

EIR 03/10/2008

The project site is located at 1000 16th Street in the Showplace Square/PotreroHill neighborhood. The project involves construction of a 659,000 gross squarefoot mixed-use project in three buildings on a vacant, 3.15-acre triangular sitebounded by Hubbell, 7th and 16th Streets, including 425,000 square feet ofresidential use (408 dwelling units), 15,000 square feet of ground-floor commercialspace, and 20,000 square feet of production, distribution and repair ("PDR")space. The project also entails construction of publicly accessible open spacealong an upgraded Daggett Street right-of-way bisecting the site, as well as alandscaped plaza at the corner of Hubbell and Connecticut Streets. A two-levelparking garage would provide 400 independently accessible parking spaces.

2006072106 Ukiah Air Attack Base Relocation ProjectForestry and Fire Protection, Department ofUkiah--Mendocino

EIR 03/10/2008

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) proposes tolease approximately 9 acres of land in the southeast corner of the Ukiah MunicipalAirport for the relocation of its existing Air Attack Base facilities. Current Basefacilities are located within the west central portion of the Ukiah Municipal Airport.The proposed project is designed to be a replacement for the existing Base withfacility upgrades to provide safer and more efficient operations. While theoperation of the airbase will have the same level of personnel, aircraft andequipment assigned as now, the number of planes that can be loaded during amajor fire event will increase from two at a time to four at a time. As a result, firefighting capabilities will be improved due to reduced response time. Ownership ofthe existing facilities will revert to the City.

2007071156 The Home DepotThousand Oaks, City ofThousand Oaks--Ventura

EIR 03/10/2008

This project involves the construction of a Home Depot Store on an existing10.11-acre commercial site. The first phase of the project would require thedemolition of the existing structures located on site. Demolition would remove a109,000-square foot vacant K-mart building, as well as 12,360-square footattached in-line shops and parking lot improvements. It is estimated that theexisting parking lot area is approximately 80,400 square feet (402 spaces).Subsequent to the required demolition of the vacant structures, the second phaseof the project would consist of the construction of a 96,973-square foot HomeDepot home improvement store, with an attached 13,669-square foot outdoorgarden center. Approximately 110,640 square feet would be developed on site,including 395 parking spaces.

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2007102015 Japantown Corporation Yard Redevelopment ProjectSan Jose, City ofSan Jose--Santa Clara

EIR 03/10/2008

The proposed project would include up to 600 market-rate residential units, up to30,000 square feet of retail space, a 10,000 to 20,000 square foot communityamenity space, and up to 900 underground/surface parking spaces on theCorporation Yard site. As a variation on the proposed project, up to 15,000 squarefeet of retail space may be replaced with up to 24 live/work units. The existingsurface parking lot would be redeveloped as an affordable senior housing complexincluding up to 85 units of affordable housing and 40 parking spaces. Projectbuildings would range from 6 to 14 stories for the residential/mixed-uses and 1 to 2stories for the community amenity uses. As the location and height of projectbuildings is conceptual at this time, this EIR evaluates a 14-story buildingenvelope for the Corporation Yard site. A 6-story building envelope is evaluatedfor the surface parking lot site. The proposed project includes a General PlanAmendment (File # GP07-03-04) and an amendment to the Jackson-TaylorResidential Strategy to change the land use designation to allow the proposed mixof uses, allow increased height and density on the project site, increase the capson development to the extent required, and amend relevant design principles. Thesite would be rezoned to A (PD) Planned Development Zoning District (File#PDC07-073).

2005062170 Almond Estates NorthWheatland, City ofWheatland--Yuba

FIN

The Almond Estates North Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map includes 169residential lots (60' x 100' min), one drainage corridor lot, one sewer lift station lot,several landscape corridors, and one emergency access lot. Access to the sitewould be provided via existing residential streets (i.e., Redwood Avenue), whichconnect to Evergreen Drive located south of the project site. Access would alsobe provided from State Route 65 via a new road connection (labeled "A Drive" onthe vesting tentative map).

2006021006 South Laguna Parking Lot Seacove Parking LotLaguna Beach, City of--Orange

MND 02/25/2008

Construction of a parking lot for public use on a currently vacant lot. Lot is ownedby the City of Laguna Beach. Parking lot will also include lighting, landscaping,and drainage.

2008011098 Storm Drain "A" Improvement ProjectFontana, City ofFontana--San Bernardino

MND 02/25/2008

The proposed Storm Drain "A" Drainage Improvement Project is identified in theCity's Public Works Storm Drain Master Plan, and in the City of Fontana GeneralPlan. The project involves the construction of a "box" storm drain channel toconvey storm water drainage from the east side of the I-15 Freeway over to theexisting Hawker-Crawford storm drain channel that runs parallel to the west side ofthe Freeway. This storm drain improvement project is approximately 250 feet longand consists of an approximate eight-foot wide by ten-foot deep concrete boxchannel under or through the I-15 Freeway right-of-way. This project is required tobe constructed prior to the planned I-15/Duncan Canyon Road Freewayinterchange construction project.

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2008011099 Lytle Creek Road North Interim Realignment ProjectFontana, City ofFontana--San Bernardino

MND 02/25/2008

This project will be an interim street width improvement with an interim alignmentto accommodate the new interchange on- and off-ramps along the I-15 Freeway atDuncan Canyon Road. This interim street project is approximately 3,400 feet longand will be a two-lane, two-way street with total paved width of 50 feet. Thisinterim roadway improvement project is located between the I-15 Freeway to theeast and the Hawker Crawford storm drain channel to the west, just north ofDuncan Canyon Road, in the northern part of the City of Fontana.

2008011102 Tentative Tract TT-17243Hesperia, City ofHesperia--San Bernardino

MND 02/25/2008

Tentative Tract map to create 125 lots on 20 acres.

2008011103 TT-17269Hesperia, City ofHesperia--San Bernardino

MND 02/25/2008

Consideration of a tentative tract to create eight single-family residential lots on11.0 gross acres.

2008011104 Demens Basin Stockpile Relocation ProjectSan Bernardino County Land Use Services DepartmentRancho Cucamonga--San Bernardino

MND 02/25/2008

Relocate approximately 96,000 cubic yards (cy) of stockpiled flood debris soil fromDemens Basin 1 and approximately 20,000 of stockpiled flood debris soil fromHillside Basin (both located in the foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains,adjacent to the northern boundary of the City of Rancho Cucamonga), to DemensBasin 2, within the City of Rancho Cucamonga. The project will fill Demens Basin2, an inactive water storage basin, to elevations suitable for buildable property. Aportion of property is proposed to be sold to the City of Rancho Cucamonga, whichproposes to build a fire station. The remainder will be surplused for development.Any development of the property, including the proposed fire station, will undergoa separate environmental process, and is not covered in this document.

2008011105 Carnazzo (Minor Subdivision)Monterey County Planning & Building InspectionKing City--Monterey

MND 02/25/2008

Minor Subdivision of one 25 acre parcel into three five-acre parcels (Parcel 1, 2and 4) and one ten-acre parcel (Parcel 3), grading is approximately 150 cubicyards. The property is located at 52238 Pine Canyon Road, King City, 2.6 mileswest of the intersection of Jolon and Pine Canyon Roads, northerwesterly of PineCanyon Road, southwest of King City, Central Salinas Area.

2008011107 North Shore School Facilities ProjectCoachella Valley Unified School District--Riverside

MND 02/25/2008

The Coachella Valley Unified School District proposes to enter into a "LeaseOption Agreement" with the Coachella Valley Unified School District PropertyAcquisition Corporation and acquire approximately 40 acres of land, identifiedgenerally as Riverside County APN 721-110-001, for the construction andoperation of proposed District school facilities, which will allow the District to servestudents within the District. The School Project is located on the northeast cornerof Arthur Street and 70th Avenue in Mecca, CA (North Shore Community).

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2008012093 Old Mammoth / Mill City Fuels Reduction ProjectMammoth Lakes Fire Protection DistrictMammoth Lakes--Mono

MND 02/25/2008

The project analyzed in this Initial Study includes a portion of an effort to reducethe risk of catastrophic fire by improving fire resiliency through vegetationtreatments within and adjacent to the community of Mammoth Lakes. The projectis a cooperative effort with the Mammoth Lakes Fire Protection District (MLFPD),Inyo National Forest, Mammoth Lakes Community Water District, Mono County,Town of Mammoth Lakes, Mammoth Lakes Trails-Public Access and University ofCalifornia, Santa Barbara (UCSB) Valentine Reserve.

The project is associated with a larger effort which would perform fuels reductiontreatments on approximately 140 acres, including 125 acres of National Forestlands and 15 acres of lands owned by the Town of Mammoth Lakes and UCSBValentine Reserve. The proposed activities on Federal lands owned by the USFSare being reviewed under a separate NEPA document, and so this Initial Studyanalyzes only those activities that would be performed by the MLFPD within Townlimits. Within the Town of Mammoth Lakes, the MLFPD would perform fuelsreduction and removal on one Town owned parcel, known as the Bell-shapedparcel, located southwest of the Meridian Boulevard and Minaret Roadintersection. The MLFPD would perform site inspections and provide guidance toprivate property owners (over 800 parcels in the Bluffs area and in the westernpart of the town), and would assist property owners with slash disposal throughproviding chipping and disposal services, although would not perform tree or fuelsremoval on such parcels. All three removal would be subject to review andapproval of a tree removal permit, per Town of Mammoth Lakes regulations.

California Department of Forestry guidelines would be employed as the primaryframework for proposed practices for fuel reduction activities undertaken by theMLFPD.

2008012095 2005-82 Tentative Parcel Map for Billy and Anita FrenchCalaveras County Planning Department--Calaveras

MND 02/26/2008

The applicants are requesting approval to divide 28.44 +/- acres into four parcelsof 0.50 +/- acre, 0.55 +/- acre, 0.54 +/- acre, and 0.50 +/- acre, respectively, and a26.35 +/- acre remainder. The property is on the west side and immediatelyadjacent to Hogan Dam Road, approximately 1/8th of a mile northeast of Vista DelLago Drive in Valley Springs.

2008012096 GPA, ZA, and TPM for John and Maria Stoughton (2006-129)Calaveras County Planning Department--Calaveras

MND 02/26/2008

The applicant is requesting approval of a General Plan Amendment from HighCapacity Timberlands (20 acre minimum) to Residential Center (5 acre minimum),Zoning Amendment from RR-10 to RR-5, and a Tentative Parcel Map to divide46.89 acres into four parcels ranging in size from 19.69 acres to 7.8 acres.

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2008011108 Recycled Water System Pressurization and Expansion ProjectEastern Municipal Water District--Riverside

NOP 02/25/2008

The Recycled Water System Pressurization and Expansion Project will encourageand expand opportunities for recycled water use. The project is made up of fourmain components:- The San Jacinto Wildlife Recycled Water Storage Project: This project wouldinclude the construction of a 200-acre lined storage pond within the San JacintoWildlife Area.- The Tank Project: Three recycled water storage tanks would be constructed tocreate pressure zones.- The Hemet Citrus In-Lieu Project: This project would include a series of24-inch diameter pipelines and a 7,000 gpm pump station at the AlessandroPonds to deliver recycled water to existing citrus farmers in Hemet that arepresently served by the Lake Hemet Municipal Water District.- Pond Pump Stations: This project would include the construction of 3,000 gpmpump stations at two existing recycled water storage facilities.

2008011100 PM069123 / RENVT200700081 / ROAKT200700023Los Angeles County Department of Regional PlanningSan Gabriel--Los Angeles

Neg 02/25/2008

The proposed project is an application for a Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide fouradjoining parcels to build four detached condominium units and one privatedriveway/fire lane. The project site falls under the East Pasadena-East SanGabriel Community Standards District and is currently used as a plant nursery.The applicant is requesting an Oak Tree Permit to construct street improvementswithin the drip line of two oak trees. Grading in the amount of 2,000 cubic yards isproposed and balanced on-site. Sewer and water services for the project site willbe provided by the Los Angeles County Sanitation District and Pasadena Waterand Power.

2008011101 Hunter Hobby ParkRiverside, City ofRiverside--Riverside

Neg 02/25/2008

The project is a master plan for Hunter Hobby (community) Park. The changesinclude a parking lot, basketball courts, multi-use fields, picnic shelters, a newplayground, a restroom/concession buildings, lighted tennis courts, etc.

2008011106 Porter Estate Co. (Union Asphalt)Monterey County Planning & Building Inspection--Monterey

Neg 02/25/2008

Amendment to previously approved Use Permit for mining operation consisting ofre-routing 10% of the haul truck traffic northbound on Bradley Road in order toaccess Highway 101 to the North.

2008012091 Minor Subdivision Application No. MS-07-08 of John Gonge, et al.Solano County--Solano

Neg 02/25/2008

The applicant proposes to subdivide one parcel of approximately 228 acres ofagricultural land into five parcels. Domestic water will be provided by on-site wellsand wastewater will be disposed of through on-site sewage disposal systems.

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2008012092 Ordinance (TC06-007) Amending Title 17 of the Tuolumne County OrdinanceCodeTuolumne County Community Development Dept.--Tuolumne

Neg 02/25/2008

Ordinance (TC06-007) amending Title 17 of the Tuolumne County OrdinanceCode to allow the following:1. Establishment of the AE-160 (Exclusive Agricultural, one hundred-sixty acreminimum) zoning district;2. Establishment of the AE-80 (Exclusive Agricultural, eight acre minimum) zoningdistrict;3. Amendments to the existing permitted and conditional uses within the AE-37(Exclusive Agricultural, thirty-seven acre minimum), A-20 (General Agricultural,twenty acre minimum) and A-10 (General Agricultural, ten acre minimum) zoningdistricts; and4. Amendments to the existing compatible uses and conditional uses within the:AP (Agricultural Preserve Combining) district.

2008012094 Kisling ResidenceCapitola, City ofCapitola--Santa Cruz

Neg 02/25/2008

The project consists of the construction of a retaining wall along the top of thesloped bank at 1820 and 1816 Wharf Road. The proposed retaining wall wouldhelp to support the house and deck at 1820 Wharf Road should the existingcaisson be undermined. The portion of retaining wall at 1816 Wharf Road wouldhelp to increase the level area of the yard. In addition to the retaining wall, theproject at 1816 Wharf Road also includes the construction of a new 3,086 squarefoot, two-story single-family residence and garage. Both parcels are located in theAR/R-1 (Automatic Review/Single Family Residence) zoning district.

2008012097 Cosumnes River Preserve Management PlanFish & Game #2Galt--Sacramento, San Joaquin

Neg 02/26/2008

This plan will protect and enhance key habitats and species within the CosumnesRiver watershed in southern Sacramento and northern San Joaquin countiesthrough implementation of the Cosumnes River Preserve (Preserve) ManagementPlan. The proposed project includes adoption of goals, objectives, andmanagement projects listed in the Management Plan, as refined and modifiedbased on input from each of the Preserve's implementing partners and the generalpublic.

2007041044 Park 5th ProjectLos Angeles, City ofLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

SIR 03/12/2008

The Project includes the demolition of the existing surface parking lot and theconstruction of a mixed-use project with 790 "for sale" condominium units, 212hotel rooms with 10,485 square feet of meeting space, 14,000 square feet of retailspace, and 18,000 square feet of restaurant space (5,000 square feet of which willbe covered outdoor seating). The Project will provide approximately 1,156 parkingspaces including 988 residential parking spaces (1.25 spaces per unit), andapproximately 168 spaces for the commercial uses. The Proposed Projectincludes a total of 1,286,792 square feet of floor area and 2,750,000 square feet ofgross square feet. The Proposed Project would include two residential towers:Tower A includes 42 floors (510 feet high) and Tower B includes 76 floors (890feet high).

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2002102045 Dana to DowntownCaltrans #2Redding--Shasta

NOD

The project proposes to add a new access ramp from Dana Drive to State Route44, replace the Route 44 Bridge over the Sacramento River, add an additionaleastbound and westbound lane and construct a new bridge for the AuditoriumDrive overcrossing.

2004112106 El Dorado Irrigation District's Recycled Water Seasonal Storage ProjectEl Dorado Irrigation DistrictPlacerville--El Dorado, Sacramento

NOD

CDFG is executing a Lake or Streambed Alteration Agreement#1600-2007-0384-R2, pursuant to Section 1602 of the Fish and Game Code to theproject applicant, Dena McCann, El Dorado Irrigation District. The project consistsof additional geotechnical investigations at El Dorado Hills seasonal storage site inaddition to the geotechnical work identified in the filed Aug. 15, 2007 NOE.

2006092031 Yuba and Sutter Counties Enterprise ZoneYuba County Airport and Industrial Development Department--Yuba, Sutter

NOD

The proposed project consists of renewing and reestablishing the Yuba/SutterCounties' EZ and modifying the geographic boundaries of the previous EZ(established in 1991). The EZ is a long-term (15-year) partnership with the localgovernments and private companies to generate new private sector investmentand growth. The State provides performance-based tax incentives toEZ-businesses to revitalize chronically deteriorated areas, hire the mostdifficult-to-hire residents in private sector jobs, and retain, expand, and rewardbusinesses participating businesses.

2007032085 2005-190 Zoning Amendment, Tentative Subdivision Tract Map, and PlannedDevelopment Permit for Floyd and Marilyn Norried and The Mark PringleCompany, LLCCalaveras County Planning Department--Calaveras

NOD

The applicants are requesting a Zoning Amendment from Multiple FamilyResidential-Planned Development (R3-PD) and R3-MHP-PD (Mobile HomeCombining Zone) to Single Family Residential - Planned Development (R1-PD) for33.8 +/- acres and from Multiple Family Residential - Planned Development(R3-PD) to Recreation - Environmental Protection Combining Zone- PlannedDevelopment, with no further division of the parcel (REC-FP-PD) for 0.7 +/- acres(Parcel B as a single lot).

2007042022 San Ramon City Center ProjectSan Ramon, City ofSan Ramon--Contra Costa

NOD

Third Amendment to that portion of the Chevron Park Annexation andDevelopment by and between Sunset Building Company, LLC, and the City of SanRamon Assigned to and assumed by Sunset Building Company, LLC Relative tothe City Center Project.

2007042022 San Ramon City Center ProjectSan Ramon, City ofSan Ramon--Contra Costa

NOD

Fifth Amendment to the Annexation and Development Agreement by and between

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the City of San Ramon and Sunset Development Company, Granada Sales, Inc.,SDC 7, Annabel Investment Company, Sunset Land Company, LLC, andAlexander Properties, Relative to the Development known as Bishop Ranch.

2008018200 Streambed Alteration Agreement concerning San Diego RiverFish & Game #5San Diego--San Diego

NOE

SAA #1600-2007-0484-R5 Alter the stream/lake to remove non-native vegetation,primarily arundo, and re-vegetate with natives, on Department-owned andadjacent properties. Vegetation will be removed using mechanical equipmentsuch as mowers, chain saws, and sprayers, and will be mulched and placedoutside the active channel. Re-sprouting non-native vegetation will be treatedperiodically, as necessary.

2008018201 San Joaquin River Bridge Emergency RepairCaltrans #10--Merced

NOE

An emergency project to prevent imminent failure of the San Joaquin River Birdge(Bridge No. 39-0211) on State Route 165 in Merced County. Severe underwaterdamage to the bridge foundation was discovered during routine inspections onJanuary 16, 2008, and a support structure must be built to prevent the possibilityof bridge failure.

2008018202 10562 Knott Avenue, PPD-733 and TM 06-04Stanton, City ofStanton--Orange

NOE

A Precise Plan of Development PPD-733 and Tentative Parcel map 06-04 for theconstruction of a new, two-story condominium project located at 10562 KnottAvenue in the R-3 (Multifamily Residential) zone.

2008018203 Plata Support Division/Division of Correctional Health Care Services-BakersfieldCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofBakersfield--Kern

NOE

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Plata SupportDivision/Division of Correctional Health Services, proposes to lease approximately12,464 square feet of new office space to house 72 staff for the Plata SupportDivision/Division of Correctioal Health Care Services Central Office. There aresufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuse removal services toadequately serve this property.

2008018204 Install Garbage Can and Chemical ToiletParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

Replace existing garbage can and install a new Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA) compliant chemical toilet at the Pygmy forest Parking Lot in Van DammeState Park. Construct a 10' long x 12' wide x 4" deep base rock gravel pad in anunvegetated area adjacent to the existing paved parking lot.

2008018205 State Route (SR) Widening Geotech Borings - Melrose to S. MissionFish & Game #5--San Diego

NOE

SAA#1600-2008-0018-R5 Prior to construction of the SR-76 Widening Project,geotech borings are needed to test the competency of the bedrock within theproposed project foofprint. Project activity will be conducted outside of the birdnesting season.

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2008018206 Construction of Small Management Yards (SMY) at Existing Correctional FaciitiesCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department of--Solano, Sacramento, Kern, Los Angeles

NOE

CDCR currently manages Adminstrative Segregation Housing Units (ASU) at 32 ofits 34 institutions. ASUs are programmatically designed to provide for theshort-term placement of inmates whose "presence in the general populationpresents an immediate threat to the safety of the inmate or others, endangersinstitution security, or jeopardizes the integrity of an investigation of an allegedserious misconduct or criminal activity".

2008018207 Sacrametno Heaquarters - Warehouse RelocationForestry and Fire Protection, Department ofWest Sacramento--Yolo

NOE

CAL FIRE's Sacramento Headquarters will be relocating its warehouse from theexisting location at 1025 Triangle Court, West Sacramento, CA 95691 to the newlocation at 940 Riverside Parkway, Suites 50 and 60. This relocation is beingimplemented for two reasons. The current lease is running out and the ownerdoes not wish to renew the lease with the State. An additional reason is CAL FIREneeds additional space.

2008018208 Water connection to Lovell Continuation SchoolCutler-Orosi Unified School District--Tulare

NOE

Installation of water pipe line to supply Lovell Continusation School. The majorityof the line will be located on State Highway 63 Known as Roar 128. The pipelinewill deliver drinking water to the site. The existing well system is contaminatedwith DBCP's and Nitrates.

2008018211 Main Street Traffic SignalsMammoth Lakes, City ofMammoth Lakes--Mono

NOE

The proposed project would install one traffic signal at the intersection of Highway203 and Mountain Boulevard, and one traffic signal either at the intersection ofHighway 203 and the Post Office entrance or at the intersection of Highway 203and Center Street. In addition, the enhanced Main Street pedestrian crossingcurrently located at the Post Office entrance, which would no longer be neededwith the installation of the signal would be relocated to Canyon Boulevard, in thevicinity of the North Village bus stop.

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2008012101 Restoration of the Lower Glenbrook Quarry and Dam Removal at Turney PointNational Park Service--Marin

EA 02/26/2008

Restoration of natural hydrologic and shoreline processes by removal ofnon-conforming structure in wilderness and restore natural visual character of thisportion of the Phillip Burton Wilderness area in Point Reyes National Seashore.

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2003012112 North Delta Flood Control and Ecosystem Restoration ProjectWater Resources, Department of--Sacramento, San Joaquin

EIR 03/28/2008

The purpose of the North Delta Flood Control and Ecosystem Restoration Projectis to implement flood control improvements in a manner that benefits aquatic andterrestrial habitats, species, and ecological processes. Flood controlimprovements are needed to reduce drainage to land uses, infrastructure, and theBay-Delta ecosystem resulting from overflows caused by insufficient channelcapacities and catastrophic levee failures in the project study area.

2006111087 Industry Civic-Recreational-Industrial Redevelopment Project No. 4Industry Urban-Development AgencyIndustry--Los Angeles

EIR 03/12/2008

The Industry Urban-Development Agency (the "Agency") is proposing adoption ofthe Redevelopment Plan (the "Plan") for the proposed IndustryCivic-Recreational-Industrial Redevelopment Project No. 4 (the "Project") to helpthe City implement the goals and objectives of the General Plan, and to cause thelong-term revitalization of areas included within the Project (the "Project Area"). Tohelp achieve these objectives, the Agency activities could include, but notnecessarily be limited to the following: construction and/or rehabilitation ofstructures; infrastructure upgrades for wastewater, drainage, water and circulationsystems; community facilities improvements; industrial facilities improvementsincluding pollution control devices; and other upgrades. While not proposed asspecific projects at this time, these actions are possible activities that may beundertaken within the Project Area over the 30-year effective life of the Plan.

2006122048 Measure DD Implementation ProjectOakland, City ofOakland--Alameda

FIN

In November 2002, Oakland voters passed a $198,250,000 bond measure entitledOakland Trust for Clean Water, Safe Parks (Measure DD). This bond measureauthorizes funding for physical improvements to existing parks; acquisition of landfor new parks; development of new parks and recreation facilities; clean watermeasures; restoration and rehabilitation of recreation buildings; andimplementation of creek and waterway protection and restoration activities. Theproposed project would implement the activities funded by Measure DD.

2003124005 Chico Casino Fee-to-Trust AcquisitionBureau of Indian Affairs, Sacramento AreaChico--Butte

FON

Acquisition of two parcels encompassing a total of 630 acres by the United Statefor the Mechoopda Indian Tribe of the Chico Rancheria, and the subsequentdevelopment of a gaming facility.

2008011110 Conditional Use Permit No. 3537 and Tentative Parcel Map No. 35273Riverside County Planning Department--Riverside

MND 02/26/2008

Tentative Parcel Map No. 35273 is a proposal for a Schedule E subdivision of 4.97gross acres into three commercial parcels.

Conditional Use Permit No. 3537 proposes a 31,780 square foot retaildevelopment "Mission Pedley Plaza," on a 4.97 gross (3.55 net) acre site with aproject floor area ratio of 0.21 (Commercial Retail requires a 0.20-0.35 Floor AreaRatio). The project consists of the following: a 17,369 square foot, 24-hour Rite

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Aid Pharmacy with a 750 square foot mezzanine, a prescription drive-thru windowand the sales of alcoholic beverages (type 21) for off premises consumption; a2,869 square foot, 24-hour operation fast food restaurant with a drive-thru windowand outdoor seating; an 11,542 square foot 24-hour operation retail shop buildingwith eight multi-tenant spaces, outdoor seating, for retail, automotive, office, andfood uses; 180 parking spaces; and 17,501 square feet (11%) of landscaping.The use permit also proposes a sign program for the Mission Pedley Plaza, whichincludes two 20-foot high multi-tenant pylon signs and affixed signage on allmentioned buildings.

2008011111 Plot Plan No. 22718Riverside County Planning Department--Riverside

MND 02/26/2008

Plot Plan No. 22718 proposes to construct two 9,673 square foot concrete tilt-upstructures for manufacturing and warehouse use. Buildings "A" and "B" propose1,000 square feet of Manufacturing Area, 6,735 square feet of Storage Area, 987square feet of Office Space, and a 987 square foot mezzanine designated forstorage. The proposed project consists of 19,418 square feet of total buildingarea, 4,730 square feet (13%) of landscaping, and 30 parking spaces, includingtwo accessible parking spaces for persons with disabilities within 0.86 net acres.

2008012107 2006-47 GPA, ZA, TSTM, CUP for Murphys OaksCalaveras County Planning DepartmentMurphys--Calaveras

MND 02/27/2008

The applicant is requesting a General Plan Amendment to the Murphys-DouglasFlat Community Plan to change the land use designation from Commercial toSingle Family Residential for 14.44 +/- acres. Concurrently requested is a ZoningAmendment from C2 (General Commercial) to R1-10,000 (Single FamilyResidential - 10,000 square feet minimum parcel size) for 14.09 +/- acres and PS(Public Service) for 0.35 +/- acre. Additionally requested is approval to divide thesite into 46 single family lots and two Public Service lots in a phased development.Also requested is a Conditional Use Permit for a LPG Tank Farm for distribution ofpropane through gas mains located in the streets to individual lots. The subjectproperty is located on west side of Bret Harte Drive at State Highway 4 in Murphys.

2008011109 City of Grand Terrace General Plan Update and Amendment No. 4 to theRedevelopment Plan for the Revised Grand Terrace Community RedevelopmentProjectGrand Terrace, City ofGrand Terrace--San Bernardino

NOP 02/26/2008

The State of California requires every city to adopt a comprehensive General Planto guide the long-term physical development of all lands subject to its jurisdiction. The current Grand Terrace General Plan is proposed to be updated in severalways: 1) it has been reorganized to comport more closely with the formatarticulated in the 2003 General Plan Guidelines prepared by OPR; 2) the goals ofthe General Plan have been modified to better reflect the relationship between theGeneral Plan and its relevance to the citizens of Grand Terrace; 3) its Land UseElement and attendant Land Use Plan has been modified to facilitate greaterdiversity in future development options for the relatively few vacant and/orunderutilized parcels remaining in the City; and, 4) its other Elements have beenmodified to reflect changes to the Land Use Element.

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2008011112 Proposed Redevelopment Plan for the North Redlands Revitalization Project (aredevelopment project)Redlands, City ofRedlands--San Bernardino

NOP 02/26/2008

The Agency is proposing adoption of the plan for the Project for the purpose ofincluding the project area within a redevelopment project area. The project areatotals approximately 860 acres in two subareas - identified on the attached map asSubareas A and B. Subarea A, approximately 855 acres, represents the bulk ofthe project area and is situated generally between Pioneer Avenue on the north,Colton Avenue and Interstate-10 on the south, generally between N. UniversityStreet and State Route 30.Subarea B, approximately five (5) acres in size, is located in the northern portionof the City about one-half mile south of the Redlands Municipal Airport. Theproject area is more than 80 percent urbanized, a requirement of the CCRL foradoption of a plan for a redevelopment project area, and is surrounded by settingsranging from urban to semi-urban in character.

2008012100 Rancho Murieta Recreation Area Tree Managament PlanSacramento County--Sacramento

NOP 02/26/2008

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), Division of Aeronautics, isenforcing State Airport operating regulations that rely on Federal AviationRegulations (FARs) which govern the allowable height of objects near airports.Specifically, the County has been directed to address potential obstructions withinthe County owned Recreation Area under the surfaces defined by Part 77 of theCodes of Federal Regulations (FAR Part 77) near the Airport. FAR Part 77identifies the criteria that are used to define obstrutions for airports and theirsurrounding airspace. Caltrans Aeronautics Division directly references FAR Part77 obstruction criteria for inspecting and issuing airport operating permits. Amongthese criteria are a series of three dimensional imaginary surfaces of varying size,shape and slope depending on the type of runway and classification of approach.Any object that penetrates one of these surfaces is classified as an obstruction tonavigable airspace. The enforcement action by Caltrans Aeronautics Division wasthe subject of a State Appellate Court case that upheld a lower court's decision tosupport Rancho Murieta Airport's Writ of Mandate, and compels the County tomanage trees within the riparian corridor of the Recreation Area in order toconform with the FARs governing obstructions. As a result of this mandate, theCounty initiated a program of tree pruning, removal, and installation of lightingpoles to reduce or eliminate potential obstructions.

2008012105 Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island Redevelopment PlanSan Francisco Planning DepartmentSan Francisco--San Francisco

NOP 02/26/2008

The overall purpose of the Proposed Project is the conversion of approximately364 acres on Treasure Island and approximately 95 acres on Yerba Buena Islandfrom a former military base to a dense mixed-use development with about 6,000residential units; about 595,000 sq ft of commercial, cultural, and retail space; andabout 500 hotel rooms, centered around an Intermodal Transit Hub, with a ferryquai, supporting infrastructure, public services and utilities, and approximately 300acres of open space.

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2008012106 Program Timberland Environmental Impact Report for the Mattole Forest FuturesProjectForestry and Fire Protection, Department of--Humboldt, Mendocino

NOP 02/27/2008

This Program Timberland Environmental Impact Report will consider a program oflow-intensity, selective logging on private lands in the Mattole watershed, a304-square-mile basin located on the North Coast.

2008012098 Langtry Golf CourseLake County--Lake

Neg 02/26/2008

The applicant requests a General Plan Amendment to the Rural Lands land usedesignation for the entire project area, a Rezone to the Rural Lands zoning districtfor the entire project area, and a use permit to allow a championship 18-hole golfcourse that includes a practice range, restrooms, a 3,700 square foot club housewith food and beverage facilities, parking facilities, and a 4,000 square footmaintenance building. Approximately 60,000 cubic yards of topsoil is proposed tobe imported. A wastewater treatment plant and water supply tank are alsoplanned to support the facility. The project is located on 580 acres located 6 milessoutheast of the Middletown. Access to the site is from Butts Canyon Road.

2008012099 NCVA Retreat CenterLake County--Lake

Neg 02/26/2008

The applicant is requesting a major use permit to convert an abandoned resort toa meditation retreat. The project is proposed in two phases where the first phasewill convert existing buildings onsite and construct additions to create a meditationhall and a commercial kitchen. In phase 1, capacity is proposed to accommodateup to 50 students and ten staff. Improvements will include converting severalbuildings to dormitory residences. In phase 2, the capacity is intended to extendto accommodate up to 95 students and staff. A new meditation hall is proposed,as well as two new teachers' residences, a dining hall, caretaker's cabin, toiletfacilities, an office building, and 21 new dormitory buildings. Wastewater disposalonsite is septic and water is proposed from a well.

2008012102 Silver Creek Restoration ProjectPlumas County Planning & Building Services--Plumas

Neg 02/26/2008

Silver Creek Restoration Project seeks to restore approximately 1,700 feet ofchannel and floodplain using a variety of geomorphic techniques to stabilizeeroding streambanks.

2008012103 Spanish Creek @ Kellett's Restoration ProjectPlumas County Planning & Building Services--Plumas

Neg 02/26/2008

Bank stabilization project proposed to slope and vegetate 200 feet of erodingvertical bank, install 4 boulder vanes, and remove 4 gravel berms (< 1,000 cubicyards) from 1,663 linear feet of gullied channel.

2008012104 Tre SoreleOakley, City ofOakley--Contra Costa

Neg 02/26/2008

The proposed project includes a 480 square foot open air wine tasting facility,picnic area, a sales area inside an existing building and associated parking andlandscaping. Current improvements on the site include two existing residences

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and associated out buildings, and an 11 acre vineyard.

Currently, the project site land use designation is Single Familiy Low Density andthe site is zoned General Agriculture (A-2). The proposed project includes arequest for a Conditional Use Permit to allow the wine tasting facility andDevelopment Plan for approval of the 480 square foot open air tasting facility,picnic area with associated parking and landscaping.

2003111125 Citrus Heights North Specific PlanFontana, City of--San Bernardino

NOD

Metropolitan has granted the City of Fontana four permanent easements for publicstreet and utility purposes. The permanent easements are granted subject toterms and conditions specified in the Permanent Easement Deeds. Metropolitanrequires installation and construction or reconstruction plans be submitted forreview and written approval.

2006101128 South Region Span K-8 No. 1 SchoolLos Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

NOD

The proposed project consists of the construction and operation of a Span K-8 No.1 School Project, in Los Angeles Unified School District Local District 8 in the Cityof Los Angeles. The proposed project is intended to relieve overcrowding atnearby elementary and middle schools, including: Fries Avenue, Gulf Avenue,Broad Avenue, and Hawaiian Avenue Elementary Schools, and Wilmington MiddleSchool. The proposed project would provide a neighborhood elementary andmiddle school (i.e., span school) on a single-track, two-semester calendar, andwould accommodate 1,278 two-semester areas for kindergarten through eighthgrade. The proposed facilities would involve approximately 101,000 square feet ofdevelopment, including 50 classrooms, a library, food services facilities, amultipurpose room, a gymnasium, a parking structure with playfields on the roof,combined basketball/volleyball courts, and a soccer field with jogging track.

2007101041 TPM #373 / DoschInyo County Planning DepartmentBishop--Inyo

NOD

Subdivision of a 1.18-acre property into two lots, of 0.58 and 0.60 acre each.

2007112067 Town & Country Village - Grocery Store - Trader Joe's BuildingPalo Alto, City ofPalo Alto--Santa Clara

NOD

Request by Hayes Group Architects, on behalf of CEP Town and CountryInvestors, LLC, for an Architectural Review and Design Enhancement Exception ofthe demolition of 11,599 commercial square feet, construction of a 12,000-squarefoot, one-story retail building, and associated site improvements.

2007122007 Corralitos Creek Fisheries Enhancement ProjectWatsonville, City of--Santa Cruz

NOD

The City of Watsonville, in conjunction with the Santa Cruz County RCD and theCalifornia Coastal Conservancy, proposes to replace the existing fish ladder at theCity of Watsonville's diversion on Corralitos Creek to be consistent with currentfish passage design criteria from the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS)and the California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG). The upgrade willprovide fish passage to meet these standards while maintaining the function of the

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water intake facility of the City and addressing environmental, channel stability,land ownership and other constraints. The proposed plan is to build a new fishpassage structure with parallel juvenile and adult ladders to the right of the existingweir and ladder structure. Such a structure would require construction of newconcrete wall to replace the existing steel wall and support the new construction.As proposed, the existing fish ladder facility will be backfilled with concrete.Downstream of the diversion, three existing, failing log weir structures installed bySanta Cruz County in the mid 1990's will be removed and replaced with six rockweirs to maintain grade control for the ladder entrance. Two existing concreteweirs at the base of the diversion will be modified to accommodate the proposed,larger fish passage structure. In addition, during the period of dewatering for fishladder construction the City of Watsonville proposes to modify and further upgradethe water diversion intake screen to optimize sweeping flows, which will improveoperational flexibility and minimize clogging of the screens by leaf litter andorganic detritus.

2007122040 Community School/P.A.C.E. CampusLassen CountySusanville--Lassen

NOD

New school site of 1.73 acres and new construction of 12,000 to 14,000 squarefoot building and related site improvements for community school and P.A.C.E.

2008018209 Lease of Existing Office SpaceRehabilitation, Department ofEl Segundo--Los Angeles

NOE

Lease approximately 8,022 square feet of existing office space. The space wouldhouse approximately 35 staff. Approximately 22 parking spaces would be used.Approximately 25-100 clients would be seen weekly. This office will be used asoffice space for the purpose of counseling disabled clients to retrain for work sothey can re-enter the job market. Public transit is available within 1/4 mile of thesite.

2008018210 Site Investigations for Management PlanningParks and Recreation, Department of--Mendocino

NOE

Excavate up to eight test holes with a portable, hand-held drilling device aroundthe historic Navarro River Inn at Navarro River Redwoods State park to assessgeotechnical conditions for Management Planning. Holes will be approximately 6"in diameter and approximately 4' deep. A backhoe may also be used to excavatea 10+ ft. deep test pit throught the asphalt area in front of the Inn.

2008018212 Reconstruct the Existing Interchange/Overcrossing StructureCaltrans #2--Tehama

NOE

Reconstruct a segment of the highway that will increase (straighten) the radius ofa curve and add paved shoulders to improve traffic safety. The project is locatedin Shasta County approximately 13 miles west of Old Shasta, from 2.6 to 2.2 mileswest of Crystal Creek Road. To create the new alignment, excavation will occuralong the north side of the highway (west bound land) and grading will occur alongthe south side of the highway (east bound lane).

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2008018213 Straighten Radius of a CurveCaltrans #2--Shasta

NOE

Reconstruct the existing interchange and existing overcrossing structure located atthe intersection of Interstate 5 (I-5) and South Avenue. Improvements are alsoproposed for the intersection of Old Highway 99W and South Avenue. Bothintersections are located in the City of Corning in Tehama County. The project willprovide capacity and operational improvements at the intersections of I-5 andSouth Avenue, and Old Highway 99W and South Avenue.

2008018214 Torrance Unified School District Network ProjectPublic Utilities CommissionTorrance--Los Angeles

NOE

Sunesys installs/operates fiber optic ethernet networks on behalf of schooldistricts, universities, and library system. The Torrance project will involve theinstallations of 2.39 miles of underground fiber (trenching) and 18.91 miles ofaerial fiber on new poles and structures.

2008018215 Contract and Award for Ozone Equipment for the Mills Ozone System ReliabilityProgramMetropolitan Water District of Southern CaliforniaRiverside--Riverside

NOE

Award a procurement contract in the amount of $3,403,950 for a nitrogen injectionsystem to comply with the D/DBP rule. The funds will be appropriated for factoryinspection and performance testing, technical submittal reviews, control systemintegration, and other staff and consultant support.

2008018216 Gualala Access Trails RevisionCalifornia State Coastal Conservancy--Mendocino

NOE

The revised project will include construction of trail improvements and up to twoviewing platforms at St. Orres and removes the planned cable steps and trail tothe beach approved 5/18/05.

2008018217 Green Valley Creek Watershed Assessment & Integrated PlanCalifornia State Coastal Conservancy--Sonoma

NOE

The project will enable Gold Ridge RCD to collect water quality and habitat data,form a steering committee, outreach to landowners and prepare an integratedwatershed plan with recommendations for future habitat enhancement projects tobenefit sallmoids and prevent erosion.

2008018218 Turlock Basin Groundwater Management PlanEastside Water District--Merced, Stanislaus

NOE

A plan pursuant to California Water Code Section 10750 et seq. to managegroundwater resources within the Turlock Groundwater Basin. The plan discussessupply and quality conditions in the goundwater basin, areas of concern such ashistoric overdraft, water quality, and saline water intrusion from natural deposits.The plan discusses potential options for addressing the areas of concern includinggroundwater monitoring, protection of natural recharge areas, and coordinationamong local agencies.

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2008018219 Issuanced of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0637, UnnamedDrainage, tributary to Squaw CreekFish & Game #1--Siskiyou

NOE

Installation of one 10-inch storm drain into an unnamed drainage, tributary toSquaw Creek.

2008018220 Issuance of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0615, Cow Creek,tributary to the Sacramento RiverFish & Game #1--Shasta

NOE

Repair of the Highway 44 bridge crossing Cow Creek, Shasta County.

2008018221 Wildflower Development AgreementIone, City ofIone--Amador

NOE

The project involves the preparation of a "Development Agreement" by andbetween the City of Ione, a municipal corporation and Ryland Homes of NorthernCalfiornia, Inc., pursuant to the authority of sections 65864 et seq. of theGovernment Code of the State of California which authorizes the City to enter intoan agreement with any persons(s) having a legal or equitable interest in realproperty providing for the development of such property and establishing certaindevelopment rights to implement a portion of the approved Wildflower projectwhich includes two hundred and one (201) residential, single-family dwelling unitson approximately sixty-three (63) acres of land in the City of Ione.

2008018222 UC Davis Coffee House RenovationUniversity of California, Davis--Yolo

NOE

The project would renovate or construct approximately 25,200 gross square feet(gsf) (23,000 assignable square feet (asf)) of space, which is approximately 17%of an existing building, Of the 25,200 gsf, new construction would entail enclosingapproximately 2,420 sf, of an existing, concrete, outdoor patio space. The projectwould enhance existing serving areas, expand kitchen space, expand seatingcapacity, upgrade bathroom areas, and upgrade life safety systems.

2008018223 Smith-Madrone AcquisitionCalifornia State Coastal ConservancySt. Helena--Napa

NOE

Acquisition of a conservation easement over the120 acre SMith Madrone Property(APNs 020-300-075, 020-300-077, and 020-300-078) and subsequent applicationfor a lot line adjustment and fee title acquisition of a 55 acre portio of the property,by Save-the-Redwoods League.

2008018224 Wassama Rouind House RepairsParks and Recreation, Department of--Madera

NOE

Replace failed and missing sugar pine roof shakes, support posts, and otherelements in kind at Wassama Round House State Historic Park to maintain thestructure. Additional work will remove and replace the flashing on the ridge lineswith compatible material to ensure leaks and damage, wooden building materialsmay be pre-treated with fire retardant, and retreated as needed to reduce firedanger and install a new pole gate across the doorway to allow visitors to seeinside the Round House when it is not in use.

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2008018225 Automated Pay Machines North & South Sector (07/08-SD-14)Parks and Recreation, Department of--San Diego

NOE

Automated Pay Machines will be mounted at park entrance kiosks to facilitate dayuse and camping payment for visitors when park staff is not present to receivefees. Select machines will need to be supplied with power and/or phone lines.

2008018226 Automated Pay Machines North & South Sector (07/08-SD-13 & 07/08-SD-14)Parks and Recreation, Department of--San Diego

NOE

Automated Pay Machines will be mounted at park entrance kiosks to facilitate dayuse and camping payment for visitors when park staff is not present to receivefees. Select machines will need to be supplied with power and/or phone lines.

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2004042078 Truckee River Operating Agreement (TROA)Water Resources, Department of--Sierra, Nevada, Placer, El Dorado

FIN

The primary purpose of the proposed action is to implement section 205(a) ofPublic Law 101-618, which directs the Secretary to negotiate an agreement withCalifornia and the State of Nevada to increase the operational flexibility andefficiency of certain reservoirs in the Lake Tahoe and Truckee River basins. Theproposed action would provide additional opportunities to store water in existingreservoirs for future M&I demands during periods of drought conditions in TruckeeMeadows, and enhance spawning flows in the lower Truckee River for the benefitof Pyramid Lake fishes.

2006092023 I-580 Eastbound HOV Lane Project from Hacienda Drive to East of GreenvilleRoadCaltrans #4Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin--Alameda

FIN

The project would construct a high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane eastbound inthe existing median of I-580 in Alameda County from east of Greenville Road inthe City of Livermore to the Hacienda Drive interchange in the City of Pleasanton,a distance of approximately 18.1 km (11.3 miles).

2007071027 MoellentineMonterey County Planning & Building InspectionCarmel--Monterey

MND 02/27/2008

Combined Development Permit consisting of: Coastal Administrative Permit andDesign Approval to demolish an existing 2,704 square foot single family residenceand 426 square foot garage (3,130 square feet total), construction of a new 5,167square foot, 3-level single family residence with a 1,498 square foot subterraneangarage, grading (400 cubic yards cut) (3,229 square feet above grade; 1,938square feet lower habitable level; 1,498 square feet is garage; 6,665 square feettotal all); Variance to reduce the front setback from 20 feet to three feet along aprivate easement; retaining walls; and Coastal Development Permit to allowdevelopment with a positive archaeological report.

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2008011116 Case No. CUP-5319Ventura CountyMoorpark--Ventura

MND 02/27/2008

The proposed project, CUP-5319, is a request to legalize an existing OrganicProcessing Operation known as Peach Hills Soils, which includes a chipping andgrinding operation, soil amendment operations and a composting operation. Theproject request also includes a firewood operation. There are no retail sales of theorganic material or the firewood at this facility.

2008011117 Stumpfield Road and Watt Road Strategic Fuel TreatmentForestry and Fire Protection, Department of--Mariposa

MND 02/28/2008

The proposed project involves the selective removal of hazardous fuels alongseven miles of existing road, in order to create a shaded fuel break.Approximately 150 feet on either side of the road will be treated. The project willrequire the use of heavy equipment (bulldozer, chipper, and masicator) and handlabor to remove vegetation.

2008012108 Sonora Junction Wildlife PassageCaltrans #9--Mono

MND 02/27/2008

The California Department of Transportation proposes to install two new wildlifeundercrossings in the Sonora Junction region of U.S. Highway 395 in MonoCounty. The project would include wildlife exclusion fencing to direct wildlife tothese undercrossings and the West Walker River Bridge.

2008012113 Donner Pass Road Bike Lane and Erosion Control ProjectTruckee, City ofTruckee--Nevada

MND 03/06/2008

The Town of Truckee is proposing to widen a 2.3 mile segment of Donner PassRoad on the north side of Donner Lake to construct Class II bicycle lanes andstormwater quality improvements and to improve roadside drainage. Class IIbicycle lanes are proposed on the north and south sides of the widened roadway.In addition, parallel parking spaces will be delineated where applicable on bothsides of the road where pavement already exists. Roadside drainageimprovements include the addition of curb and gutter along the north side ofDonner Pass Road where existing drainage ditches are now located.

2008012115 Lombard Crossing Industrial ParkAmerican Canyon, City ofAmerican Canyon--Napa

MND 02/27/2008

Tentative Subdivision Map for 20 lots on 25 acres (previously approved for 10lots), open space lot of 8.3 acres for wetlands along North Slough, adjacent toSouthern Pacific/Union Pacific Railroad.

2000092027 Milpitas Midtown Specific Plan Transportation UpdateMilpitas, City ofMilpitas--Santa Clara

NOP 02/27/2008

The Supplemental EIR is being prepared to address proposed changes to theexisting and planned roadway system within the Milpitas Midtown Area, whichwere described in the Spoecfic Plan EIR as either the existing condition orproposed as mitigation for impacts created by the Specific Plan.

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2006111007 Piru Creek Bank Protection ProjectVentura County Watershed Protection District--Ventura

NOP 02/27/2008

The project is comprised of protection and restoration of the west bank of PiruCreek, which forms the outside bend of the Creek within the community of Piru.The bank would be protected with rock rip-rap, a turf reinforcement mat and nativerevegetation. These project elements would be implemented along approximately600 feet of the west bank.

2007122032 Desilva - Gates Quarry General Plan Amendment, Rezone, Use Permit andReclamation Plan & Development AgreementSacramento CountyFolsom--Sacramento

NOP 02/27/2008

1. A General Plan Amendment to change the designations on the General PlanLand Use Diagram from Resource Conservation Area to Aggregate ResourceArea for the 480+\- acre property.2. A Rezone from AG-80 to AG-80 (SM) Surface Mining Combining for the 480+\-acre property.3. A Use Permit to allow quarry mining and processing of materials including anaggregate processing plant, hot-mix asphalt plant, ready-mix concrete plant, andconstruction materials recycling ** on 260+\- acres of the 480 acre property for aterm of 100 years.4. A Reclamation Plan that will include dry grazing as the end use of the pit area.5. An Encroachment Permit to allow the construction of a tunnel beneath ScottRoad for a conveyor system.6. A Development Agreement between the applicant and the County ofSacramento.

2008011113 Hollywood GowerLos Angeles, City ofLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

NOP 02/27/2008

The Applicant proposes the development of a new 20-story mixed-use buildingwith approximately 192,140.55 square feet of total floor area, comprising 151residential units and approximately 6,200 square feet of retail. The proposedproject wil include ground level retail, five levels of above-grade parking beginningon the ground floor, and 15 levels of residential tower above the parking. Theproposed building will reach a maximum height of 258 feet above grade.

2008012112 Waterfowl, Coot, Moorhen and Common Snipe HuntingFish & Game Commission--

NOP 02/27/2008

The State's wildlife conservation policy contains, among other things, an objectiveof providing sport hunting use of selected species where such use is consistentwith sustainable wildlife populations. The project being considered is a proposal tocontinue to implement hunting as an element of waterfowl, coot, moorhen,andcommon snipe populations and to provide public sport hunting opportunitiesthrough regulated harvest.

2008012114 San Andreas Pipeline 3 Installation ProjectSan Francisco, City ofSan Francisco, Daly City--San Francisco, San Mateo

NOP 02/27/2008

Includes the replacement and seismic upgrade of 4.4 miles of water supplypipeline from the San Pedro Valve Lot in San Bruno (San Mateo County), to theMerced Manor Reservoir in San Francisco (CCSF). The right-of-way is in city

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streets, and passes through 2 privately owned golf courses. Construction will beopen trench, except for major intersections; where a jack and bore machine will beused.

2008011114 Information Technology (IT) Tower (PD070617)Monterey County Planning & Building InspectionKing City--Monterey

Neg 02/27/2008

The proposed project consists of the installation of a 100-foot tall communicationstower intended to improve public safety communications within the South Countyarea of Monterey County. The proposed project additionally includes theconstruction of a 12 by 26 foot manufactured equipment shelter pre-wired forelectrical, voice, and data technologies. The proposed tower would increasebandwidth and telecommunication capabilities to South County facilities. Theproposed information technology tower would be constructed out of prefabricatedsteel and would be approximately 100 feet high and supported on three legs. Theproposed tower would be of lattice design and open in nature. Foundation supportfor the tower would be provided by drilled cast-in-place concrete piles.

2008011115 Thomas Grading Permit / PMT2007-00304San Luis Obispo CountyPaso Robles--San Luis Obispo

Neg 02/27/2008

Request by Shan and Kathy Thomas for a grading permit to grade for a new barn,modification of an existing driveway, and future landscaping, which will result in thedisturbance of approximately 0.58 acre, including approximately 1,825 cubic yardsof cut and 1,330 cubic yards of fill, on a 5.04 acre parcel.

2008012109 William SittmanButte CountyOroville--Butte

Neg 02/27/2008

A Tentative Parcel Map to divide the approximately 114.28 acres property into twoparcels (74.27 acres and 40.01 acres). Sewage disposal would be handled byindividual septic tanks. Domestic water will be supplied by individual wells.

2008012110 St. Cin Parcel MapButte CountyChico--Butte

Neg 02/27/2008

A request to divide an approximately 2 acre parcel into two parcels of one acreapiece. The parcels are proposed to be served by individual sewage dispersalsystems and private wells.

2008012111 North Valley Building Systems Rezone (RZ 05-01)Butte CountyChico--Butte

Neg 02/27/2008

Rezone a 1.02 acre portion of APN 040-310-087 (4.47) from U (Unclassified,20-acre minimum parcel size) to M-1 (Light Industrial) to be consistent with theremaining 3.45 acres. With this rezone the project site could be developed withuses permitted within the M-1 zone.

2007071112 The Summit at Calabasas ProjectCalabasas, City ofCalabasas--Los Angeles

Oth

The proposed project involves the vacation of an existing right-of-way, thecombination of two lots, a change of the existing zoning of Commercial Businessinto Commercial Retail, and a general plan amendment to accommodate thedevelpment of a commercial center with five one-story buildings totalingapproximately 70,100 gross square feet of commercial space. The project would

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require the demolition of an existing one-story single-family residential structureand a one-story accessory structure. Site preparation would involve excavation ofearth to a depth sufficient to accommodate foundation engineering. The projectdesign is inteded to meet or exceed the Leadership in Energy and EnvironmentalDesign (LEED) Silver status.

1985120404 Village 34 GPA and Zone Change, City of IrvineIrvine, City ofIRVINE--ORANGE

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement number 1600-2005-0612-R5 pursuant to Section 1602 of theFish and Game Code to the project applicant. The operator proposes to alter theabove-named streams to construct the project. As proposed the project is for theconstruction of the Lake Forest Drive Extension and the Bake Parkway ExtensionProjects. Lake Forest Drive would be extended northwest from its existingterminus to Laguna Canyon Road. Two bridges, each with a maximum span of140 feet, are proposed for the crossing of Veeh and Needlegrass Creeks,tributaries to San Diego Creek. Bake Parkway would be extended southwestapproximately 875 feet from its existing terminus to Lake Forest Drive and wouldinclude a maximum 140-foot bridge span over San Diego Creek.

1998021052 West Creek Project 98-008 (CUP Zone Change, Oak Tree Permit, PlanAmendments & Tract 52455)Los Angeles County Department of Regional PlanningSanta Clarita--Los Angeles

NOD

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) is proposingto exchange two parcels of land, equal in size, with Newhall Land and FarmingCompany (NHLF). Metropolitan and NHLF are adjoining landowners in therelevant area, and the exchange is mutually beneficial. Metropolitan's acquiredland will be kept vacant to provide an open slope buffer for Metropolitan facilitieswithin the area. NHLF will annex the new parcel to their existing Tract 52455-02for use as part of its recreation complex.

2004019004 Salton Sea Geothermal Unit #6 Power ProjectEnergy Commission--Imperial

NOD

Construction, operation, and maintenance of a 230 kV electrical transmission linefrom Midway Substation westward to connection with the L-Line TransmissionLine.

2004041155 Park Acquisition ProjectFontana, City ofFontana--San Bernardino

NOD

Metropolitan has granted the City of Fontana a permanent easement forsecondary parking, landscaping, service paths, and regulatory signs in conjunctionwith an adjacent park.

2005042014 Port Chicago to Oakley Second Track ProjectCaltrans, PlanningOakley, Antioch, Pittsburg--Contra Costa

NOD

The California Department of Transportation, Division of Rail, is proposing toinstall a second main track along the BNSF Rail Company east-west main linefrom Port Chicago to Oakley. The purpose of this project is to improve thereliability and on time performance of the Department's rail passenger services.These efficiencies will enhance ridership and better serve the public need for

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mobility through alternative transportation choices. Within the rail corridor, theexisting passenger train service flow (efficiency) is proposed to be enhanced byimplementing a variety of rail corridor improvements. Efficiency is not directlyrelated to speed of trains, but is more dependent upon the ability of trains to flowwithout stopping or slowing on the tracks to allow other trains to pass. The rangeof potential improvements include:1. Installation of a new second mainline track along the 18.2 mile long corridor(double tracking with a new track installed at a distance ranging from 15 to 25 feeton center from the existing track, with exceptions);2. Installation of new sidings (passing track);3. Extension or upgrade of existing sidings;4. Upgrade of track structure and special track work;5. Replacement or installation of existing bridges;6. Replacement or installation of new culverts, some of which are designed tosolely equalize water levels adjacent to the track and some of which serve asdrainage structures; and7. Improvements at highway/railroad track intersections.

2005062111 Proposed Lower Yuba River AccordYuba County Water AgencyMarysville--Yuba

NOD

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (Metropolitan) has enteredinto an agreement with the California Department of Water Resources to purchasewater transfer supplies from Yuba County Water Agency. The agreement wouldprovide Metropolitan with 13,750 acre-feet to 35,000 acre-feet per year of watersupplies over the next 18 years.

2006092023 I-580 Eastbound HOV Lane Project from Hacienda Drive to East of GreenvilleRoadCaltrans #4Livermore, Pleasanton, Dublin--Alameda

NOD

The project would construct a high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane eastbound inthe existing median of I-580 in Alameda County from east of Greenville Road inthe City of Livermore to the Hacienda Drive interchange in the City of Pleasanton,a distance of approximately 18.1 km (11.3 miles).

2007082003 Pelgen Grading Permit G06-056Tuolumne County Community Development Dept.--Tuolumne

NOD

Grading Permit G06-056 to allow excavation and grading of 988 +/- cubic yards ofmaterial on a project site zoned RE-10:D (Residential Estate, ten acreminimum:Design Control Combining) and O (Open Space) under Title 17 of theTuolumne County Ordinance Code. The excavated material will be used tofacilitate off-site grading at the Parrotts Ferry Village site.

2007112022 Well #9 Arsenic Treatment Plant ProjectRipon, City ofRipon--San Joaquin

NOD

An application for the addition of arsenic removal treatment equipment located atCity of Ripon Well #9 in the MS (Municipal Service) district.

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2008019011 Grant Approval and Final Resolution for Annexation of the 101st Fringe AreaEastern Municipal Water DistrictMurrieta--Riverside

NOD

Metropolitan has adopted a final resolution consenting to Eastern Municipal WaterDistrict's request for annexation within the territory of the 101st Fringe Area. Theannexation charge is an estimated fee of $37,769.72 if completed prior toDecember 31, 2008; the annexation charge rate is subject to adjustment after2008 as stated in the resolution terms.

2008018227 Little Indian Creek Culvert Crossing (1600-2007-0322-R2)Fish & Game #2Plymouth--Amador

NOE

Replacement of a low flow crossing of Little Indian Creek with two 18-inch by20-foot long culverts under a fill driveway.

2008018228 Nivinski Pier Construction, Donner Lake (1600-2007-0173-R2)Fish & Game #2Truckee--Nevada

NOE

Construction of a new single use recreational pier on Donner Lake. The operatorproposes to construct a fixed level pier attached to the top of eight steel piersdriven into the shore and lakebed of Donner Lake by means of a water-bornebarge with a crane and pile driving attachment. The pier will also have a flexiblesteel stairway to allow access to a floating rubber fender to be used to moor a boatand to provide access to the water during low lake levels. The area of lake shoreand lake bottom consists primarily of fine gravel and sand.

2008018229 Battery Point and Brown Property Feasibility StudyCalifornia State Coastal ConservancyCrescent City--Del Norte

NOE

Crescent City will complete appraisals, title searches, and negotiations forpotential acquisition; convene scoping meetings with potential partners; anddevelop conceptual plans for wetland habitat restoration and other public accessoptions on the properties.

2008018230 Sisk Residential Accessory Dwelling Use PermitSacramento County Dept. of Environmental Review--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit to allow a residential accessorydwelling on 1.68 +/- acres in the AR-2 zone.

2008018231 Royer Hardship Mobile Home Use PermitSacramento County Dept. of Environmental Review--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Use Permit for a mobile home as an accessorydwelling for persons in need of care and supervision on a 10.29 acre lot zonedAR-10.

2008018232 Elk Grove Waste Management Recycling Tentative Parcel MapSacramento County Dept. of Environmental ReviewSacramento--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to create four lots on8.99 +/- acres on property zoned M-2. NOTE: The proposed land division will notresult in any development occurring on the property that is not otherwise permittedin the M-2 zone.

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2008018233 Farrow Tentative Parcel MapSacramento County Dept. of Environmental Review--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project consists of a Tentative Parcel Map to divide a 2.15 +/- netacre parcel into three parcels in the GC zone.

2008018234 Lease Agreement Between T-Mobile and Mission Oaks ParkSacramento County Dept. of Environmental Review--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project is to lease approximately 265 square feet of the southwestcorner of Eastern Oak park to T-Mobile for the future installation oftelecommunications equipment. A Use Permit will be required to install theequipment and detailed environmental analysis will be conducted at that time.

2008018235 Upper Bull Creek Watershed PlantingParks and Recreation, Department of--Humboldt

NOE

Plant pioneering and riparian vegetation in various locations along the banks ofstreams contributing to the Upper Bull Creek watershed at Humboldt RedwoodsState Park to reduce surface erosion on disturbed ground. Planting depth will beapproximately 2 feet and disturbed soil will be replaced in the hole; any excess soilwill be spread to inhibit further erosion.

2008018236 Humboldt Lagoons State Park/Broussard AcquisitionParks and Recreation, Department of--Humboldt

NOE

The project consists of acquisition of the Broussard property (Assessor ParcelNumber 518-112-002). The property is located near the town of Orick, HumboldtCounty. It is east of Freshwater Lagoon and can be accessed by FreshwaterLagoon Road. Humboldt Lagoons State Park lies directly south of the subjectproperty and the Redwood National Park lies directly east of the property. Theproperty is generally steep with a west facing slope. Vegetation consists ofredwood and Douglas fir trees, with aider and berry shrubs.

2008018237 Las Posadas Demonstration State Forest, Angwin, CAForestry and Fire Protection, Department of--Napa

NOE

The objectives include enhanced protection from wildfire impacts on the forestlandresource and the developed interface lands of the rural residential communititesadjacent to and near the Forest. These objectives will be accomplished throughthe reduction of flashy fuels, fuel accumulations, and fuel ladders that foster crownfires. The prescribed burining will reduce ground fuels, reduce overgrown brush,and thin the understory to reduce vertical and horizontal continuity of fuels whileprotecting overstory conifers and hardwoods.

2008018238 Butte Creek Canyon Shaded Fuel BreakForestry and Fire Protection, Department ofParadise--Butte

NOE

This project will create, in three phases, a roadside Shaded Fuel Break alongHoney Run and Centerville roads in Butte Canyon. It will be 5 miles in lengthand300 feet in width on each side of the road. Once completed, a total of 364 acreswill be treated, From the edge of the road surface the fuel break will be completedutilizing hand crews applying manual vegetation removal techniquies along withchipping.

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2008018239 Franklin Boulevard/Percheron Drive and Franklin Boulevard/Blossom Ridge DriveSignal Upgrade ProjectElk Grove, City ofElk Grove--Sacramento

NOE

The proposed project wold replace one signal pole mast arm at the FranklinBoulevard/Percheron Drive intersection and one at the FranklinBoulevard/Blossom Ridge Drive intersection. All work would take place within theexisting roadway and no new right would be required.


NOE

Design Review Permit DR08-001 to allow the replacement of the existing roof andto allow the construction of an 80+/- square foot addition to the southeast corner ofthe existing single-family residence to include a half-bathroom and entry hall on aparcel zoned R-2:D:MX (Medium Density Residential:Design ControlCombining:Mobilehome Exclusion Combining) under Title 17 of the TuolumneCounty Ordinance Code.


NOE

Design Review Permit DR07-091 to allow the construction of a 1,336+/- squarefoof 1-bedroom, 2-bath single family residence on a parcel zoned R-1:D:MX(Single-Family Residential:Design Control Combining:Mobilehome ExclusionCombining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.

2008018244 Design ReviewPermit DR07-002Tuolumne County--Tuolumne

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Design Review Permit DR08-002 to allow the construction of a 700+/- square foot2-bedroom, 1-bath single-family residence on a parcel zoned R-1:D:MX(Single-Family Residential:Design Control Combining:Mobilehome ExclusionCombining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.


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Design Review Permit DR08-003 to allow the construction of a 640+/- square foot,1-bedroom, 1-bathroom single-family residence on a parcel zoned RE-2:D:MX(Residential Estate, two acre minimum:Design Control Combining:MobilehomeExclusion Combining) and O (Open Space) under Title 17of Tuolumne CountyOrdinance Code.


NOE

Design Review Permit DR07-095 to allow expansion of existing bedrooms andentry room and relocation of the laundry room of a residence on a 0.3+/- acre lotzoned R-1:D:MX (Single-family Residential:Design Control Combining:MobilehomeExclusion Combining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.

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Design Review Permit DR07-094 to allow the construction of a 1,176 square foot,2 bedroom, 2 bathroom residence on a 0.4+/- acre lot zoned R-1:MX(Single-family Residential:Design Control Combining:Mobilehome ExclusionCombining) under Title 17 of the Tuolumne County Ordinance Code.

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2006061101 General Plan Amendment 04-05, Zone Change 04-06, Tentative Tract Map 62757Lancaster, City ofLancaster--Los Angeles

EIR 03/14/2008

The proposed project involves the development of 160 acres of vacant land with650 single family dwellings. The project site is currently designated in the City'sGeneral Plan as non-urban (NU) residential and zoned as RR-2.5, which wouldpermit approximately 64 units on the project site with minimum lot sizes of 2.5acres. The proposed project includes the approval of Tentative Tract Map Number62757 and an associated General Plan Amendment and Zone Change. Theproposed General Plan designation would be urban residential (UR) and thezoning R-7,000 which would permit one dwelling unit on a minimum of a 7,000square foot lot. The gross density of the proposed project including streets,landscaping, open space, flood control and streets is 4.06 dwelling units per acre.

2007102131 Marina Play Residential ProjectSanta Clara, City ofSanta Clara--Santa Clara

EIR 03/17/2008

Demolish existing office buildings, construct 276 multi-family residential units on3.2 acres, construct 57 single family detached residential units, and 6 attachedtownhouse units on 4.1 acres.

2007112094 PacifiCorp's Application to Construct Morrison Creek Substation Project CPUCA.07-07-018Public Utilities Commission--Del Norte

FIN

Through its CPUC application (A.07-07-018) filed on July 20, 2007, pursuant toCPUC General Order (GO) 131-D, PacifiCorp seeks a Permit to Construct (PTC)the proposed Morrison Creek Substation and remove the existing SimonsonSubstation (Proposed Project). The existing Simonson Substation, which currentlysteps voltage down from 69 kilovolt (kV) to 12.5 kV, would be replaced with theproposed Morrison Creek Substation which would have the same distributioncapabilities. The objective of the Proposed Project is to increase system reliabilityin order to continue safe and reliable electric service to customers in the area.

2008012116 Susanville Ranch Park TrailsLassen CountySusanville--Lassen

MND 02/28/2008

Construction of a multi-use, non-motorized trail facility that would addapproximately 13.5 miles of new trails to the existing 8 miles of trails in SusanvilleRanch Park. The new trails will be constructed using proven sustainable designguidelines to minimize environmental impacts and long term maintenance issues

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while providing an exciting and natural trail experience.

2008012119 Bear River PlazaNevada County--Nevada

MND 02/28/2008

The proposed project is a General Plan Amendment (GPA) and Zoning MapAmendment (ZMA) proposal to develop a 7.47-acre site in south Nevada Countyinto Bear River Plaza. The proposed GPA and ZMA are intended to change theland use designations of two adjacent parcels located at the corner of WestHacienda Drive and Combie Road, also known as APNs 21-730-73 (2.01 acres)and 21-730-74 (7.47 acres) and to change the General Plan and Zoningdesignations of the 1.7-acre residential and 1.5-acre open space parcels createdas a part of the proposed parcel map.

2005031148 Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan for MCAS MiramarSan Diego County Regional Airport Authority--San Diego

NOP 02/28/2008

Accordingly, the proposed MCAS Miramar Compatibility Plan would regulate thefuture development of new residential dwellings, commercial structures, and othernoise or risk sensitive uses within the AIA based on multiple factors established bythe ALUCP, including the location of the development relative to the four safetyzones, the community noise equivalent level ("CNEL") contours, the airspaceprotection surfaces, and the areas subject to overflight. The Compatibility Planmay prohibit the future development of specified uses in certain portions of theAIA, conditionally limit the future development of these uses in other portions, orpermit these uses without limitation in yet other portions.

2008011118 Ferguson Slide Permanent Restoration ProjectCaltrans #6--Mariposa

NOP 02/28/2008

The California Department of Transportation proposes to reopen and restore StateRoute 140 in Mariposa County at the section damaged by the Ferguson rockslide.

2008011120 Villa Park School Historic Buildings Removal ProjectOrange Unified School DistrictVilla Park--Orange

NOP 02/28/2008

The Orange Unified School District is proposing to demolish two structurallyunsafe buildings located within the interior of the Villa Park Elementary Schoolcampus. Both buildings are listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Alandscaped courtyard would be created and maintained in their place.

2008011121 Soka University Performing Arts Center & Academic FacilitiesAliso Viejo, City of--Orange

NOP 02/28/2008

The project consists of a proposed performing arts center academic supportbuilding on the Soka University of America campus in Aliso Viejo. The performingarts center will house a 1,000 seat theater. The tallest portion of the building willbe approximately 70 feet tall and is located on the lowest elevation of the propertyto diminish its heights in relation to Founders Hall. The adjacent academicsupport building is four stores high and will include classrooms, faculty offices anda 200-seat repertory theater.The site currently has a land designation of Community Facilities. CommunityFacilities allows for the proposed uses on the Soka University of America campus.The project is located on University Circle between Founders Hall and Pauling Hallon the campus. The project parking on-site will be provided within the existing

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parking on the campus of Soka University of America.The project will require City approval of a Site Development Permit and aConditional Use Permit.

2008011122 Montebello Hills Specific PlanMontebello, City ofMontebello--Los Angeles

NOP 02/28/2008

The proposed project includes: (1) construction of 1,200 residential dwelling units;(2) conservation of approximately 315 acres of open space; (3) six gross acres forpublic parks; (4) construction of infrastructure (e.g., sewer, etc.) to support theproposed project; and (5) modernization of eight proposed drilling sites (forcontinued oil production). Discretionary approvals would include amending theCity's General Plan and zone change request from the site's existing designationof Residential Agriculture (R-A-O) to Specific Plan. An amendment to theMontebello Redevelopment Agency's project Area Plan would also be required.Additional approvals include, but may not be limited to a Development Agreementand tentative parcel/tract map approvals.

2008011123 North Kern State Prison Infill Housing ProgramCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofDelano--Kern

NOP 02/28/2008

Under the Public Safety and Offender Rehabilitation Services Act of 2007, severalinstitutions, including Northern State Prison (NKSP), have been designated toreceive additional beds through new housing construction. As the lead agency,the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is proposingto provide housing for additional inmates at NKSP. Implementation of theproposed project would result in the construction of approximately a 35-acre,semi-autonomous reception center for male inmates. This facility would consist offive celled housing units, program support and rehabilitative services buildings;healthcare facilities; visiting area; and multi-purpose support buildings.

2008011119 Pierce Street Transmission Main ProjectCoachella Valley Water District--Riverside

Neg 02/28/2008

The Pierce Street Transmission Main Project proposes the installation of an18-inch diameter domestic water pipeline for a length of 2 miles along PierceStreet between Airport Boulevard and Avenue 60 that will connect to the existingWell 6806 well site located in the southwest corner of Avenue 60 and PierceStreet. The pipeline alignment is within Riverside County rights-of-way alongPierce Avenue, Airport Boulevard, and Avenue 60. The purpose of the project isto allow the Coachella Valley Water District (CVWD) the flexibility to serve theMecca area and communities south/southeast of Mecca (i.e, North Shore) withwater from either the Mecca or Thermal Pressure Zone. In addition, the pipelinemay also allow for service to these areas from a potential, future surface watertreatment plant.

2008012117 Williamson Act Contract Cancellation for Approximately 1.44 Acres of ContractNumber 73-C1-65San Joaquin CountyStockton--San Joaquin

Neg 02/28/2008

Williamson Act Contract Cancellation for approximately 1.44 acres of contractnumber 73-C1-65.

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2008012118 PA-0700364San Joaquin County Community Development DepartmentLathrop--San Joaquin

Neg 02/28/2008

A Variance application to change the minimum parcel size from 40 acres in theAG-40 (General Agriculture, 40 acre minimum) zone to create two parcels belowthe zone minimum parcel size. The underlying project is a Lot Line Adjustmentwith the property to the west to create a 28.59 acre parcel and a 21.19 acre parcel.

2008012120 Ultra Violet Treatment FacilityPalo Alto, City ofPalo Alto--Santa Clara

Neg 02/28/2008

The proposed project would replace the Palo Alto Regional Water Quality ControlPlant's (RWQCP) existing chlorine disinfection facility with an ultraviolet (UV)disinfection facility which would be built adjacent to the existing ChlorinationStation building. The new UV facility would consist of a concrete channel structureapproximately 80 feet long and 45 feet wide, sitting 11 feet above grade. The UVfacility and the associated lamp washdown and cleaning area would bepermanently covered by an unenclosed structure that would be approximately 30feet tall. The project includes the installation of photo voltaic panels on thestructure's roof top. The new UV facility would eliminate the use of all ammoniahydroxide, gaseous sulfur dioxide, and chlorine gas that is used for disinfection.

2008012121 Amendment to the Circulation and Scenic Highway Element of the General PlanSan Carlos, City of--San Mateo

Neg 02/28/2008

Circulation and Scenic Highways Element of the General Plan amendment to thebackground text and Goals, Objectives and Policies for the purpose ofincorporating mitigation measures, relative to the Holly Street/BrittanAvenue/Highway 101 corridor, adopted with environmental documents approvedsince adoption of the Element May 9, 2005. The specific documents which requirethe mitigation are: San Carlos Retail Center Project EIR, SCH# 2006062111 andPalo Alto Medical Foundation, San Carlos Center EIR, SCH# 2003062086. TheGeneral Plan amendment is a policy document. Any future construction activity forroad improvements will be subject to project level environmental review.

2008012122 U.P. #08-01, Aspen Exploration (Dawn E. Brenner Trustee Etal. Surface Owner)Tehama County Planning DepartmentCorning--Tehama

Neg 02/28/2008

To establish a natural gas well, Johnson Unit #13, for production purposes in aUA-AP; Upland Agricultural - Agricultural Preserve Zoning District. The well site islocated SW of Corning, approximately 1,525 feet north of the Tehama/GlennCounty line, approximately 1,525 feet north and 2,300 feet east of the SW cornerof Section 31.

1999091142 Supplement to the IID Water Conservation and Transfer Project for the ManagedMarsh ComplexImperial Irrigation DistrictImperial Beach, El Centro, Brawley--Riverside, Imperial, San Diego

SIR 03/14/2008

The purpose of the Supplement is to evaluate additions and changes to the IIDWater Conservation and Transfer Project subsequent to certification of the FinalEIR/EIS by IID. Creation of an up to 652-acre managed marsh is required underthe existing permits and approvals associated with the Transfer Project. Themanaged marsh is anticipated to be increased by 307 acres to a total of 959acres. Additionally, four potential sites for the managed marsh have been

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selected for evaluation in the Supplement. The Supplement will provide anyadditional environmental assessment required to construct and operate themanaged marsh, including an analysis of the impacts of implementation of themarsh at the four potential sites.

1999082041 Modesto Urban Area General Plan Amendment-Housing Element UpdateModesto, City ofModesto--Stanislaus

NOD

This is a proposal to subdivide 3.2 acres zoned M-1 into eight industrial-use lots.

2003072085 Kaiser Modesto Medical Center / Cornerstone Business Park ProjectModesto, City ofModesto--Stanislaus

NOD

As authorized in Section 4-4.503(a) of the Modesto Municipal Code, theapplication is for a two-year time extension to file the Bridges parcel map forexamination and certification.

2004061013 2005 Monterey Bay Area MTP, 2005 Monterey County RTP, and 2005 Santa CruzCounty RTPAssociation of Monterey Bay Area Governments--Monterey, Santa Cruz

NOD

This Addendum to the EIR provides a program-level evaluation of the types ofenvironmental impacts which may be associated with the implementation of theprojects listed in the Local Sales Tax Expenditure Plan and the DevelopmentImpact Fee Program.

2004071095 West Haven Specific Plan (PSP03-006)Ontario, City ofOntario--San Bernardino

NOD

The West Haven Specific Plan is an application for approximately 753single-family detached residential units, approximately 9.2 acres of commercialdevelopment (including 87,000 square feet of building area and a parking lot), a10-acre "concept" elementary school, a 5-acre "concept" neighborhood park, andapproximately 8.8 acres of paseos and pocket parks throughout the project areaand the adjacent utility easements.

2007011055 City of Delano Arsenic Mitigation ProjectDelano, City ofDelano--Kern

NOD

The project will consist of either: (1) construction of arsenic removal facilities forthe existing water wells, or (2) drilling of wells at or near their existing locations.Funding of the project will be using a combination of City water funds and apossible loan from the Safe Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. The project willconsist of minor demolition and grading at the existing or proposed well sites,installation of piping, pressure vessels, chemical storage, chemical feed pumps,electrical modifications, landscaping, well casing, and related facilities. Acquisitionof additional land at two well sites may be required.

2007112116 9th Grade CampusSan Leandro Unified School DistrictSan Leandro--Alameda

NOD

Construct a 9th grade campus on a 2.61 acre site previously used as an autodealership staging area. The project comprises 67,200 square feet and wouldhouse 800 students and 44 faculty and staff. A visitor parking lot would provideseven parking spaces. Faculty and staff would park at the District parking lot, arecently approved project that is projected to be completed in early 2009, located

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one block northeast of the project site.

2007122059 Sycamore Creek Bicycle Path- Phases I and III, and Wildwood Avenue (City ofChico Capital Project 13046, 14014 & 17013)Chico, City ofChico--Butte

NOD

The City plans to develop an approximately 4.4-mile Class I/II bicycle path alongSycamore Creek beginning at Five Mile Recreation Area, traveling along the southside of Sycamore Creek Diversion Channel and along existing levees adjacent toSycamore Creek, terminating at Nord Highway and Mud Creek. The bicycle pathwill be located on the top of the existing levees and will tie into the existing bicyclepath facilities north of the neighboring subdivisions as well as forthcoming bikepaths proposed in conjunction with approved subdivisions.

2008018248 Water Intake System RepairParks and Recreation, Department of--Merced

NOE

Replace ~1150' of water intake pipe above grade with stabilizing structures at theBasalt Water Treatment Plant within San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area tocomply with current health and safety standards. Pipe segments will be comprisedof ~100' of steel pipe followed by ~1040' of plastic pipe and end with ~10' of steelpipe with a well screen.

2008018249 Rehabilitation of Sewer Lift StationsParks and Recreation, Department of--Merced

NOE

Replace 2 lift stations and associated equipment within the Day Use and GroupCampground areas of San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area to comply withhealth and safety standards. In the Group Campground Area, work will excavate a21' diameter circle 10' deep tapering to 11' across at the base to replace theexisting well.

2008018250 Approval of Easement, Sonoma Developmental Center Water Diversion ProjectDevelopmental Services, Department of--Sonoma

NOE

The Dept. of Developmental Services proposes to enter into a permanenteasement agreement wtih an adjacent property owner. The easement will run~600' along the north side of Asbury Creek, 50' wide from the center of the creekand cover ~0.62 acres. The easement is necessary to replace a water diversionstructure along Asbury Creek and allow access for continued operation andmaintenance of the water diversion structure.

2008018251 Wiedemann Boatlift Addition ProjectRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake Tahoe--Placer

NOE

The project involves the addition of a boatlift on a multi-use pier located on thewest shore of Lake Tahoe.

2008018252 Control Gorge Power Plant ProjectRegional Water Quality Control Board, Region 6 (Lahontan), South Lake TahoeBishop--Inyo

NOE

The project involves removing 25-30 cubic yards of cobble and sediment from theOwens River Channel at the confluence with the Control Gorge Power PlantTailbay outflow.

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2008018253 Fontana Parole OfficeCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofFontana--San Bernardino

NOE

The California Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Division of Adult ParoleOperations, proposes to lease ~8,089 sf of existing office space to house 38 stafffor the Fontana Parole Office. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas,wastewater, and refuse services to adequately serve this property.

2008018254 Human Resources & Selection and StandardsCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofSacramento--Sacramento

NOE

The California Dept. of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Human Resources andSelection and Standards Division, proposes to lease ~125,237 sf of existing officespace to house 562 staff for Human Resources and Selection and Standards.There are sufficient electricity, water, gas, wastewater, and refuse removalservices to adequately serve this property.

2008018255 Board of Parole HearingsCorrections and Rehabilitation, Department ofDublin--Alameda

NOE

The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Board of ParoleHearings, proposes to lease ~4,165 sf of existing office space to house 14 staff forthe Board of Parole Hearings. There are sufficient electricity, water, gas,wastewater, and refuse removal services to adequately serve this property.

2008018256 Issuanec of Streambed Alteration Agreement No. R1-07-0699, Oregon Slough andButton Hollow, Tributary to the Shasta RiverFish & Game #1Montague--Siskiyou

NOE

Installation of 2 pipelines across the Oregon Slough (one 18" and one 10") and an18" pipeline across Button Hollow.

2008018257 Approval of Removal Action Workplan for Pacific Gas and Electric FormerOakland-1 Manufactured Gas Plant - Gas Load CenterToxic Substances Control, Department ofOakland--Alameda

NOE

The project is the approval by the Dept. of Toxic Substances Control of a RemovalAction Workplan for the Pacific Gas & Electric Former Oakland-1 Gas Plant GasLoad Center. The purpose of the RAW is to implement removal actions for the Sitethat are protective of public health and safety and the environment.

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2006011029 Harvest Landing Specific PlanPerris, City ofPerris--Riverside

EIR 03/17/2008

The Harvest Landing Specific Plan project would include residential, business, andrecreation and open space land uses. The plan contains 11 different land usecategories: four residential, one multiple business use, one commercial, four openspace/recreation, and one residential overlay. The proposed project would include1,860 residential units on approximately 170 acres, 1.3 million square feet of

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multiple business use on approximately 88 acres, and recreation and open spaceon approximately 44 acres. This project also includes a General Plan Amendmentto change the existing Business Park and Community Commercial designations toSpecific Plan, and a zone change to change the existing Light Agriculture toSpecific Plan.

2006022075 Mac Arthur Transit VillageOakland, City ofOakland--Alameda

EIR 03/17/2008

The proposed project would include the demolition of all existing buildings andparking lots on the project site to allow for the construction of a new mixed-use,transit village development project. The transit village includes five new buildingsthat will accommodate for-rent and for-sale residential units, neighborhood-servingcommercial and commercial uses, live/work units and a community center orchildcare use. New land uses in the project area would be consistent with the landuses prescribed in the S-15, Transit-Oriented Development Zone. The projectalso includes two new internal roadways, a parking garage, landscaping and otherstreetscape improvements (i.e., benches and street lighting), and improvements tothe BART plaza.

2007082160 Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park Habitat Restoration and Outdoor RecreationFacilities Development ProjectParks and Recreation, Department ofChico--Butte

EIR 03/17/2008

Proposal to implement the Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park HabitatRestoration and Outdoor Recreation Facilities Development Project on two parcelsknown as the Singh Unit and Nicolaus property along the Sacramento River. TheNicolaus property is currently owned by State Parks and located within BSRSP.The Nicolaus property is currently owned by TNC, but would be transferred toState Parks, as part of the proposed project, prior to implementation of habitatrestoration activities and recreation facilities development.

2006021109 Verdugo GardensGlendale Redevelopment AgencyGlendale--Los Angeles

FIN

The Verdugo Gardens project is a mixed-use development consisting of 287for-sale housing units, 3,236 square feet of ground-floor retail/commercial uses, apublic open space plaza and park, landscaping, lighting, utilities, subterranean andabove-grade parking, which would be screened from public streets with perimeterhousing, and associated amenities. The residential units are designed in a varietyof layouts and sizes ranging from one to three bedrooms in flat, townhouse, loft,and penthouse configurations. The proposed 24-story structure would obtain aheight of approximately 266 feet and would include an amenity deck on the 7thfloor reaching a height of about 73 feet, and a pool deck on the 21st floor reachinga height of approximately 231 feet. Development of the proposed project wouldrequire the demolition and removal of two on-site buildings located along thenorthern and southern portions of the site.

2008011124 Megan Cope Elementary SchoolSan Jacinto Unified School DistrictSan Jacinto--Riverside

MND 02/29/2008

The construction and operation of a new 850-student elementary school. Theschool would contain 28 classrooms, a multi-purpose room, a library, and akitchen, totaling approximately 59,000 square feet. Outside amenities would

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include a large turf play area and hardcourt play area. A total of 123 parkingspaces would be available on the school site.


MND 02/29/2008

Plot Plan No. 20784 proposes to construct a two-story 3,625 square foot structurefor professional office use, 4,437 square feet (19%) of landscaping, 18 parkingstalls including one for persons with disabilities, on 0.55 gross acres (0.41 netacres) of a 1.45 gross acre site (1.34 net acres). No development is proposed onthe rear portion of the lot under this permit.


MND 02/29/2008

Plot Plan No. 22698 proposes a lavender farm consisting of a 1,040 square footsales stand, a 1,200 square foot utility building, a 6,425 square foot outdoordisplay area, 15 parking spaces, 12,725 square feet of landscaped area, and141,872 square feet of lavender fields.

2008011128 Tijuana Estuary Sediment Fate and Transport StudyParks and Recreation, Department ofImperial Beach, San Diego--San Diego

MND 02/29/2008

The project consists of the implementation of a Sediment Fate and TransportStudy within Border Field State Park at the Tijuana River National EstuarineResearch Reserve. The project would utilize sorted sediment from the GoatCanyon sediment basin and deposit it in designated areas along the beach southof the Tijuana River mouth. While the study would be conducted near importantwetland habitat areas, no work would occur within these areas.

2008011129 Linden+7th Multi Use ProjectCarpinteria, City ofCarpinteria--Santa Barbara

MND 02/29/2008

Request for a Development Plan, Tract Map, and Coastal Development Permit forthe remodel of an existing 3,374 square foot single-story restaurant and theconstruction of a new 1,575 square foot first floor commercial addition. A 4,556square foot second story addition containing three new residential units is alsoproposed. An associated Tract Map would permit five airspace condominium units(two commercial and three residential). Four onsite parking spaces would providethe required residential parking while all commercial parking would be providedoffsite in City Lot #3. The height of the proposed addition would be 23 feet to thetop of the parapet, 26 feet to the top of the mechanical screen and 29 feet seveninches to the peak of the tower. A trash and recycling area would be providedoffsite and shared with the adjacent property (APN 003-314-010) through areciprocal easement.

2008012123 Santa Clara University Buckshaw Stadium Temporary ExpansionSanta Clara, City ofSanta Clara--Santa Clara

MND 02/29/2008

Special Permit to allow temporary use of the existing Buckshaw Stadium on theSanta Clara University Campus by a professional sports franchise.

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2006101104 Playa Del Mar Apartment Project (TR067206/RENVT200600147)Los Angeles County Department of Regional PlanningLos Angeles, City of--Los Angeles

NOP 02/29/2008

The proposed project is a request for a tract map to combine two parcels into one;a zone change from R-3-DP and R-1 to R-4-DP; a General Plan Amendment tochange to the land use designation from Low Density Residential 1 to HighDensity Residential 4; and a Conditional Use Permit to allow 218 apartments inone building with a maximum height of four stories (60') along with a 443 spaceparking structure with a maximum height of five and one half stories (56'). Theexisting church, parking lot, and single-family residence will be demolished. Theproject will require grading of 28,200 cubic yards (cy) of soil, of which 11,500 cywill be exported from the site. Ingress and egress will be provided by an existingalley south of the project site and a new fire alley along the northern part of thesite.

2008011127 Proposed Amended Rule 1146 - Emissions of Oxides of Nitrogen from Industrial,Institutional, and Commercial Boilers, Steam Generators, and Process HeatersSouth Coast Air Quality Management District--Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino

NOP 02/29/2008

SCAQMD staff is proposing amendments to Rule 1146 - Emissions of Oxides ofNitrogen from Industrial, Insitutional and Commercial Boilers, Steam Generators,and Process Heaters to reduce the allowable NOx emission limits from 30 partsper million (ppm) to 12 ppm, nine, or five ppm, depending on equipment size,operational characteristics, and energy efficiency. The proposed amendments toRule 1146 will also propose NOx compliance limits for units burning landfill ordigester gasses at 25 ppm and 15 ppm, respectively. Other changes areproposed that include: 1) establishing annual tune-up procedures and monthlymaintenance procedures; 2) limiting timeframe for derating equipment; and 3)allowing a 30 ppm NOx compliance limit for low fuel usage equipment by January1, 2015, or until burner replacement, which ever occurs later. Other minorchanges are proposed for clarity and consistency throughout the rule. The initialstudy identified "air quality" and "hazardous materials" as the only areas that maybe adversely affected by the proposed project. Impacts to these environmentalareas will be further analyzed in the Draft EA.

2008012124 Redevelopment Project No. 2South Lake Tahoe, City ofSouth Lake Tahoe--El Dorado

NOP 02/29/2008

Redevelopment Plan for approximately 1,860 acres in the City of South LakeTahoe. The proposed project has been identified by the City as a prime candidatefor redevelopment assistance because, as noted in the Draft Tahoe ValleyCommunity Plan, the area "has remained relatively stagnant, receiving few of thebenefits of either private enterprise or public investment." To address theseconditions, the Agency has initiated creation of a new redevelopment area in andaround the boundaries of the Bijou / Al Tahoe Community Plan area, the South YIndustrial Tract Community Plan area, and the Draft Tahoe Valley CommunityPlan.

2008011130 Chapter 8.94 Native Brush and Shrubs, of the City of Big Bear Lake MunicipalCodeBig Bear Lake, City ofBig Bear Lake--San Bernardino

Neg 02/29/2008

The City of Big Bear Lake is proposing to add Chapter 8.94 (Native Brush andShrubs) in Title 8 (Health and Safety) of the City of Big Bear Lake Municipal Code

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pertaining to native brush and shrubs. In recognition of the City's susceptibility towildland fires, the proposed Chapter 8.94 would focus on modifying native brushand shrubs in high fire-risk areas.

2008011131 Circulation Element Update of the Fountain Valley General PlanFountain Valley, City ofFountain Valley--Orange

Neg 02/29/2008

The proposed project consists of an update to the City of Fountain Valley'sCirculation Element of the General Plan, which includes plans for improvements tothe City's circulation system required under the Memorandum of Understandingamong the cities of Fountain Valley, Costa Mesa, and Huntington Beach, as wellas Orange County Transportation Authority.

2008022001 Camping WorldVacaville, City ofVacaville--Solano

Neg 03/03/2008

Proposal to construct a 38,400 sf Recreational Vehicle (RV) retail and servicefacility including 134 parking spaces.

2007121014 Billingsley ResidenceSan Diego, City ofSan Diego--San Diego

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A Street Vacation, Variance and a Neighborhood Development Permit (NDP) toallow the development of a 2,973 square-foot, three-level, single-family residenceon a vacant lot located at 4285 1/3 Goldfinch Street within the Uptown CommunityPlanning Area. The variance would allow no on-site parking where on-site parkingis required. The Street Vacation would allow the vacation of the southern portion ofGoldfinch Street. Legal Description: Lots 3 and 4 of Block 7 of Arnold and ChoatesAddition. Applicant: Kirby Pray and Marilyn Billingsley.

2004042039 East Bidwell Street Bicycle and Pedestrian Overcrossing ProjectFolsom, City ofFolsom--Sacramento

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0236-R2 pursuant to Section 1602 of theFish and Game Code to the project applicant, City of Folsom. The East BidwellPedestrian/Bicycle Overcrossing Project proposes to span East Bidwell Street andthe Humbug Creek stream and wetland complex with a three span 500 foot bridge.The project includes the construction of two bridge abutments and two piers tosupport the bridge structure.

2006111104 Santiago Creek Recharge Enhancement ProjectOrange County Water DistrictOrange--Orange

NOD

The operator proposes to alter the streambed and bank through the maintenanceactivities within Santiago Creek to increase the rate and quantity of groundwaterrecharging along the creek. As a result of the scouring of the creek bottom fromprevious storms, the depositing of fill material into the creek and the accumulationof debris and weeds along the channel bottom, existing surface waters along thecreek are confined to a limited portion of the creek channel. The proposed projectwould remove the existing debris and grade the channel bottom at three differentsegments of Santiago Creek to create a flatter surface that would allow the flow ofsurface water to spread out and cover a larger area.

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2007012035 Little Last Chance Creek Restoration ProjectPlumas County Planning Department--Plumas

NOD

The California Department of Fish and Game is executing a Lake and StreambedAlteration Agreement number 1600-2007-0053-R2 pursuant to Section 1602 of theFish and Game Code to the project applicant, Plumas Corporation represented byLeslie Mink.

On the Guidici Ranch portion of the project, eroding banks would be treated bylaying back and vegetating the vertical banks and installing approximately 70boulder vanes to redirect flows into the center of the channel away from theeroding banks. On the North and East Branches, the project proposes to raise thebase level of the channel and reduce erosion and degradation of pastureproductivity with riffle augmentation.

2007121099 Environmental Review, DR 07-23Lompoc, City ofLompoc--Santa Barbara

NOD

Demolition of an aged structure built in 1903 and is not listed as a historicstructure.

2008018258 Palos Verdes Reservoir Energy Dissipation Structure Modification - Final DesignMetropolitan Water District of Southern California--Orange

NOE

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California proposes to appropriate$104,000 and authorize final design for modification of the Palos Verdes Reservoirenergy dissipation structure. The dissipation structure would be modified to conveynuisance flows downstream to avoid ponding. Requested funds include $29,000for final design, $52,000 for staff support activities, and $9,000 for the remainingbudget.

2008018259 OC-44 Service Connections Road Improvement - Final DesignMetropolitan Water District of Southern California--Orange

NOE

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California proposes to appropriate$163,000 and authorize final design to improve the access road to the OC-44service connections. The site will be regraded to improve drainage, ~4,300 sf ofthe existing asphalt and subgrade removed and repaired to provide all-weather,safe paved surfaces.

2008018260 Matthew's LandFish & Game, Wildlife Conservation BoardBarstow--San Bernardino

NOE

Acquisition of 80 acres of land as mitigation for impacts to wildlife habitat.

2008018261 Easement Grant, Chino Hills SP (07/08-IE-10)Parks and Recreation, Department ofChino Hills--San Bernardino

NOE

Granting of 3 permanent easements, currently under a temporary agreement toMetropolitan Water District. MWD has completed and certified two MNDs and oneSupplemental EIR for the projects associated with these easements.

Reference SCH# 2003041163, 2001111170, 2005081144

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Total Documents: 445 232Subtotal NOD/NOE:

Totals for Period: 01/16/2008 - 01/31/2008